@klarnaseb the use cases are plentiful as many have commented and as we have highlighted on The question then becomes... which blockchain is ready for real world scale? Here's how we think about this at #Algorand: 1. Whenever money is involved, clarity about ownership is key. It cannot be the case that ownership is unclear during any period of time, even if that period is expressed in seconds. Any chain that can fork, has this uncertainty. Therefore, pick a chain with instant finality like Algorand (a transaction is final as soon as it enters a block). 2. You need a chain that reduces risk as much as possible. Smart contract = risk. So, pick a chain that doesn't need smart contracts for everything. Creating a stablecoin (or other tokens) on Algorand doesn't require a smart contract. Executing an atomic swap doesn't require a smart contract. 3. You want your chain to be reliable, fast, and scalable. Algorand has never skipped a beat (or a block) since it started over 5 years ago, confirms transactions in less than 3sec, and scales to over 10,000 tps. 4. You want a chain to be future proof, especially against potential quantum attacks. Using Falcon keys, Algorand is the only chain with a quantum secure ledger. 5. You want a developer experience that feels familiar and easy to integrate into your current dev set up. That's why Algorand supports native Python and native Typescript as well as most dev tooling and line-by-line debugging. 6. You want a chain that is decentralized, secure, and censorship resistant. Because of Algorand's unique VRF-based consensus mechanism, anyone can run a node on any regular computer. As a result Algorand's network is powered by ~4,000 nodes, second only to Ethereum. 7. And, finally, you want a blockchain that is proven. Algorand has processed over 2.5B transactions and is used by some of the largest companies in the world, like @EnelGroup who is using Algorand to tokenize solar panels (buy now, pay later solar panels maybe?). Hopefully this is helpful. Happy to discuss further.