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by philistine
1604 days ago
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Let's say the world's banking is running on blockchain. The US Congress is basically a veto on world banking, and I don't see how blockchain technologies can change any of that. The US Congress can pass a law saying any US bank and anyone transacting with them must use a specific version of the blockchain code, decided by the Department of Commerce. If it's illegal to transact with the US under a previous version of this hypothetical blockchain banking technology, that's your 51% right there. How could blockchain allow legal banking institutions to refuse to follow the law? |
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