no it can't.

it's a slow, inefficient database. that's all it is. it's just like every other database, except shittier.

the claims about security don't hold up.

There is no issue with fraudulent electronic ticketing systems now.

There is no auditing problem that's fixed by a blockchain and smart contracts no human being can understand.

They pitch me this news. I pass on it because a. no one gives a flying fuck. and b. because the only news they have, is that no companies other than the ones who are invested in NFTs want to use the tech, and no consumers anywhere ever interact with them unless they're attached to tons of freebies

www.engadgethd.com - the other stuff i'm looking at