I love it. This fits right in with the nonsense of the article. It's actually hard to tell who is parodying whom. That is, if it is parody.

"Transparent, cryptographically secured and decentralized controlled ledgers (blockchains) can help us a lot in mapping out this complexity. "

a) this remark is a stack of contradictions that could be a straight-faced joke line - can't tell

b) clearly not a software developer or someone brand new to the practice