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Because there are no blocks, no transaction ordering and no distributed consensus?
by forgotpwtomain 10y ago
Because there are no blocks, no transaction ordering and no distributed consensus?
- icebraining 10y agoA block is just a structure with a set of transactions, a date and the hash of the previous block. SAF-T has all that, except the "blocks" have a single transaction. Transaction ordering is provided by the chain of hashes - each record/block links to the previous, just like in the Blockchain. There is no distributed consensus, but that's the point - there doesn't seem to be here either.