There you go, but you are missing the key thing that drives all this: who is in control. Moonbeam has no leverage over either of those technologies, so they want nothing to do with it and will put every obstacle they can in its way, especially if it is more efficient and does not allow the state a monopoly.

Now there is a good point. It used to be government only got into something because it was too big for any one company and they didin't have the ability to find funds they do today. If it had a decent ROI, a group would do it. It also speaks to the huge leash that government has placed on a lot of things through regulations and imposing layers of money grabbing payoffs for fees, licenses and permissions, making it virtually a monopoly. So, now they think THEY and only THEY can do this, and YOU and YOU will pay for it "for your own good". Typical dysfunctional government.