Blockchain

Blockchain is a term used to describe distributed ledger databases, the most prominent of which is Bitcoin. This kind of database is stored across multiple computers (nodes) instead of one centralized server. Meaning the Bitcoin blockchain is a distributed ledger with no one single entity controlling the network.

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Blockchain

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