I've been in software for a decade, and I keep coming back to Blockchain as the most overhyped and underdelivered technology of my career. Every pilot project I've seen—supply chain tracking, digital identity, even voting—hit the same wall: the network is slow, costly, and solves a trust problem that most organizations don't actually have. I still believe the core idea has merit, but after all these years, the practical use cases remain thin. Is Blockchain genuinely transformational, or is it just a solution looking for a problem?