7. The use of Bitcoin will evolve beyond ‘store of value’ or ‘transactions’
The underlying Bitcoin protocol makes itself applicable beyond the use cases of ‘store of value’ and ‘payments’. ...
What they mean is including data in the blackchain. Why would this be a good idea? ...
Well, if one wanted to, for instance, record the deed to a piece of property, one could do it in the (a) blockchain. If one wanted to sign the text of their new novel, and record the signature in the blockchain, (thereby proving authorship on a date) they could do so. If, if, if...
If one wanted to perform such functions, would it not make sense to do so within the blockchain (i.e. the Bitcoin blockchain) that stood the best chance of living indefinitely?