For more than a decade, blockchain has been pitched as the future of finance, supply chains, and even entire governments. Yet for the average consumer, it often feels disconnected from reality. Instead of useful tools, what they see are speculative tokens, volatile markets, and overhyped projects that rarely deliver on promises. This gap between hype and utility has left many wondering whether blockchain has any real place in daily life. Some projects are beginning to show how blockchain can support practical, real-world applications. One project, called Rally, is showing that blockchain’s real breakthrough may not ... (full story)