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>>16699586
>private database
Factually wrong:

>Firstly, this is important, when thinking about Corda, one needs to view it as “Lego for distributed ledgers”. Instead of “the private Blockchain for banks blah blah, notary, blah blah not blockchain blah blah”.

>There is NOTHING you can’t do with Corda, that you can do with other blockchains. I don’t think the reverse holds though. For example, some people spend a lot of time tweeting that public permissionless networks are superior than the alternatives. That, of course, is debatable. But in reality… Corda can be no less public and permissionless than Bitcoin.

>Having said that, the Corda platform is flexible enough such that you can build both Bitcoin and Ethereum as a CorDapp

https://medium.com/corda/corda-lego-for-distributed-ledgers-34211869f4fa

The state of adoption:
>Unveiled this week, Wells Fargo Digital Cash uses R3’s Corda Enterprise software to handle internal book transfers, when funds move from a payer’s account to a payee’s account at the same bank.
Who ever needs dragon meme coins?