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>>28615970
pic related from the "LTO in 3 min" video (ctl+f to find link here) says it all...an old boomer tier Windows XP system connecting to a public universal ledger system in order to share information in a GDPR compliant way...for those of us who work in large, bureaucracy institutions the appeal of this cannot be ignored.

>>28534934
This video says it all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4B5w0j4IQQ&feature=emb_logo
Pic related is from the video...you have a boomer tier Windows XP system that is connecting to a universal public ledger...the edge that LTO has is that is connects existing legacy systems to a public blockchain. In otherwords, massive institutional clients (and even governments) don't have to redesign their entire networks and systems to benefit from some of the efficiencies that public blockchains can provide. This is huge when you realize just how stiff institutional inertia is.