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But isn't that exactly the point? That decision, with Bitcoin, is distributed and decentralized. We've always been able to decide how to add an element to the
by pests 9y ago
But isn't that exactly the point? That decision, with Bitcoin, is distributed and decentralized.
We've always been able to decide how to add an element to the end of a (possibly cryptographically secure) chain of blocks.
What separates the two definitions of blockchain in this thread is exactly the distributed and decentralized choosing of the top block.
- tscs37 9y agoYes, bitcoin is decentralized and distributed. But blockchains don't have to be inherently.