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## Is Blockchain Right for Me? ## Is Blockchain Right for Me?
Blockchain has becomea popular buzz-word, but it's not a magic bullet for all technical problems. With that said, blockchains do have some very specific situations where it's a superior technology. If you want to transact Bitcoins, then obviously Bitcoin is right for you. However, more widely, Blockchain has becomea popular buzz-word, and it's not a magic bullet for all technical problems. With that said, blockchains do have some very specific situations where it's a superior technology.
Blockchains probably _will_ be helpful if: Blockchains probably _will_ be helpful if:
* Users don't trust each other. * Users don't trust each other.
* Or: Users are across various borders. * Or: Users are across various borders.
* Users don't trust central authorities. * Users don't trust central authorities.
* And: Users want to control their own destinies. * And: Users want to control their own destinies.
* And: Users want transparent technology. * Users want transparent technology.
* Users want to share something. * Users want to share something.
* And: Users want what's shared to be permanently recorded. * And: Users want what's shared to be permanently recorded.
* Users want fast transaction finality. * Users want fast transaction finality.