Going forward i was hoping that we would be able to add web services to delegate nodes to do even more things.. ofcourse not through the HTTP server on the wallet but perhaps a hosted service either on the same node or somehow connected, maybe making a mesh network b etween all 101 delegates to allow a "decentralized" web app experience to do social logins, single sign on apps like getclef.com and other things not possible with any other coin (use our edge). If we get away from this paradigm we will end up with a few delegates hosting the services and being the same as any other central service provider... so not any better.
Say there was a prediction market for what will MSFT stock price be in 1Q 2016. Your answer that it is a simple token is inconsistent with BITUSD, which is a IOU. The American dollar is an IOU. However securities are fungible certification. Its a legalized and protected ownership in a publicily traded company. Now if you started offering IOU's for registered stocked, your walking into a legal minefield.The SEC will say it has the right to govern because you are stepping in their regulated court. Not to mention the federal financial bodies will see it as an attempt to avoid financial laws through these alternative payment pathways and will follow up with hefty suits. Look it up. Just google SEC fines for unregistered securities. Who would they fine? It would be the delegates since they are managing and administering the PM's.
Beware legislative and regulatory risk is the most detrimental of risks. It will put you out of business if you don't take it seriously.
Your vision for delegates is a whole another conversation.