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>>21681516
Bait but here's your answer
From the Lition whitepaper:
"Energy Web Foundation is an open-source blockchain designed for the energy sector with
support for light clients and confidential messages. It is driven by large corporations such as E.On,
PG&E and Shell, and caters to the needs of these large conglomerates, therefore prolonging the
shortfalls of these inefficient markets and leading to excess profits and continued market
domination by these corporations. EWF relies on a Proof-of-Authority consensus mechanism (with authority given to the conglomerates), which defeats the open nature of a blockchain. As it is a fork of the Ethereum mainnet, it also has many Ethereum-related shortcomings, such as the inability to have both public and private sidechains and to delete data. Also, unlike Lition, it has no use cases that have been brought to commercial production, let alone mass markets."