The Blockchain Bullet:
Why We’re Mapping the Minefield
Last night I was at a Miami networking event—the kind of room soaked in expensive cologne and quiet desperation. Big smiles. Bigger egos. Everyone pretending the system still works.
That’s where I met Daniel.
Young Venezuelan guy. Sharp. Calm. Dangerous in the best way. The kind of mind that makes the old guard in Hartford suddenly feel their silk ties tighten.
Daniel is mapping building specifications for homeowners insurance and anchoring them to the blockchain.
When he said it, I didn’t just shake his hand—I clocked it immediately.
This wasn’t a pitch.
This was ammunition.
Because what Daniel is building solves a problem the insurance industry has spent a century protecting: ambiguity.
He’s using cold, immutable data to close the gap between what actually happened to your house and what the insurance company later pretends happened.
And that makes insurance executives very uncomfortable.
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