How can you measure the value of blockchain to stakeholders?

Even before we get in to identifying the right KPI and measures, we need to get the clarity on the "why". What are those benefits which unlock value to your stakeholders - e.g. it could be transparency and trust in a multi stakeholder environment. For some it could be traceability across Supply chain. Once the Value dimensions have been identified then the nest steps of identifying KPI and measures would make sense.

Sharing some example of Blockchain can create Social impact: A survey by the Global Blockchain Business Council found that 73% of businesses believe that blockchain will have a positive impact on the SDGs. A study by the World Economic Forum found that blockchain could add $1.76 trillion to the global economy by 2030, with a significant impact on developing countries. Carbon Accounting Platform (CAP) is a blockchain-based platform that helps businesses to track and reduce their carbon emissions. The CAP has helped businesses to reduce their carbon emissions by over 1 million tonnes. Estonian government uses blockchain to store electronic health records. This has helped to improve the quality of healthcare in Estonia and to reduce costs.

Solana boasts impressive speed, processing up to 50,000 transactions per second (TPS), making it one of the world's fastest and most scalable blockchains. This ensures swift and efficient transactions for its stakeholders. Bitcoin, with over 14,000 nodes globally, stands out as one of the most decentralized blockchains. This decentralization instills confidence in stakeholders, assuring them of secure transaction processing. Ethereum maintains an exceptional uptime of over 99.9% and boasts compatibility with various blockchains and traditional systems. This high uptime and versatility empower stakeholders to leverage Ethereum in diverse applications like gaming, finance, and supply chain management, adding substantial value.

To users, measure transaction speed, cost, and transparency compared to alternatives. To developers, measure tooling quality, documentation, and ecosystem support. To enterprises, measure operational efficiencies, fraud reduction, and cost savings versus current systems. To governments, measure identity services, record authenticity, and oversight compared to paper processes. To society, measure inclusion, access, and empowerment effects of decentralized models. To investors, measure token performance, platform growth, developer activity, and real-world adoption. For all, quantify trust, security, and resilience enabled by cryptographic consensus.