blockchains is new trend in economics, some of which have positive and some of which have negative implications, as well as some of the most important implications of blockchain in society. The point of this is to trace their potential influence on economies. Every time you use an object, it comes into your contact with the real world: some of the electricity it takes to produce that object, some of the real estate that houses it, some of the dirt in the place it was made, some of the labor that produced it and some of the energy that makes your gadgets work. These inputs are added to the real-world cost of a product, which is in turn paid to the workers and places it in your hands. In a conventional economy, these costs are also paid by your money. In the world of finance, crypto economy, and even in some other industries like politics and healthcare, one of the common feature is that no one can touch these commodities and information because they are not the same people. In reality, they are not the same commodity and information, but it's as if they are because you cannot touch the ones that are not in your possession. But how does this relate to Blockchain? It is because of Blockchain technology