My point was more that there are no current, widespread applications out there; I think that there will likely be widespread applications in the future, but they'll be Linux-like in that most of us aren't even going to be aware of them. I don't deny that people are working on DLT-based solutions. Whether 99.9% of the ideas are even viable (if you can replace the word "blockchain" with the word "database", you likely don't need a blockchain) is another question. We're still in the extremely early stages of figuring out what we can and should do with DLTs, so we're going to see a lot of "put a blockchain on it!"-type solutions among the actually useful onesI think your last paragraph is spot on, but it completely contradicts the "few applications out in the real world" part.