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you couldn't actually identify the people involved in a particular tutoring session from just the videoI guess it depends on what you're recording, but even if you don't save the audio, or the camera recordings, information can still leak. Am I sharing my screen with my tutor? Great; my browser bookmark bar is visible, and possibly my URL history if I start typing something in. Oh, look - my Gmail tab shows my entire full name. My anonymity is blown before the second frame of the video loads.
> In the case you're describing now, it would make more sense for your to simply give your Help to the person who assisted you in exchange for their assistance.
I guess I don't understand the system. I thought that if I tutor Thomas in some basic mathematics, I earn 20 Tutorbucks. I can then spend those 20 Tutorbucks by paying Jenny to help me understand how Spring's authentication system works. It doesn't really make sense to do tutor exchanges - what am I going to ask Thomas for help with?
In any case, it seems like the answer to the submission's question in your case is a resounding no. There's nothing a blockchain brings to the table.