All of the above? No way! Hyperledger is clearly meant for enterprise-level permissioned blockchain applications, not family password sharing or public token projects.
A startup building a token and blockchain app? Option D seems like the way to go. Hyperledger could work, but maybe they should also consider a public blockchain platform.
Option C is wrong. Hyperledger is not really designed for rapid prototyping of public blockchain solutions. That's more of an Ethereum or Bitcoin kind of thing.
But what about option D) A startup that desires to build a token and blockchain application for their users? Couldn't Hyperledger be a good fit for them too?
Option A is definitely the right choice here. Hyperledger is perfect for enterprise-level applications that require scalability, security, and permissioned access.
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