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>>9591084
Outside of paying for crime, what use case does crypto currently have?

>>8563420
Nice reddit spaces newfag.
America debt is approaching the point where it's fucked.

>>8563223
Everything is fucked.
It can't replace money because people actually like the ability to go to the bank and get a refund after they get scammed.
It can't run smart contracts because anyone interested in that sort of thing is unwilling to do it on a decentral network where they're not in complete control.
It can't run DAPPS because nobody in their right mind wants to pay to use the network.
The steam is running out of ICO's because none of the billion dollar projects have actually delivered anything.

Crypto is a scam, and people are waking up to it.
I mean, ETH is going to inspire government and banks to build their own smart contracting systems, where they run things on a blockchain they control and offer opacity through a few public nodes.
IOTA and BAT are probably going to inspire Google type companies to utilize a new app network - but it won't be a decentral system where unimportant shit heads from /biz/ get any say or any investment possibility.

We're already seing it now. Maersk is basically doing container claims on a private blockchain. Sweden is launching the real-estate registry on a private blockchain this year.
That's the future of blockchain, they could have used ETH, but why would they when they can just make their own?