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TRX Reddit user argues blockchain tech has not achieved corporate adoption
A Reddit user with three years of Solidity experience claims blockchain has seen no major corporate adoption, citing supply chain, RWA tokenization, money transfer and proof of ownership as unproven use cases. They also recount a consultancy interview where a bank reportedly stored only transaction hashes on chain due to cost.
Why “Rumor”
- Only community or trader posts: r/CryptoCurrency
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What the sources claim
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The poster claims that after 12 years of smart contracts there is no corporate adoption because blockchain is an expensive way to handle data.
“Even after 12 years of smart contracts, there is no adoption by companies, because blockchain is just a fancy and expensive way to handle data”
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The poster claims the proposed supply chain use case has no major adoption and major logistics companies would have adopted it by now if they wanted to.
“As of yet there is no major adoption and if major logistics companies would want it, they would have done so by now”
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The poster claims RWA tokenization still requires a traditional finance entity to hold the underlying asset.
“RWA-Tokenization: Still need a tradfi-vorp that holds the asset”
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The poster claims money transfer on blockchain is regulated to the point of being unusable despite potential speed improvements.
“Money transfer: regulated to death, therefore unusable, even though would have been a major improvement regarding speed”
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The poster claims proof of ownership on blockchain is just an expensive database.
“Proof of Ownership: it is just an expensive database”
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The poster claims a consultancy interviewer said banks currently store only transaction hashes on chain because storing full transaction data was too expensive.
“banks currently only stored hashes of tx on chain, cause storing entire tx-data needed was too expensive”
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Sources
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