It is called a being a mass noun. They are uncountable and the singular takes the same form as the whole. Blockchains are countable, so it does seem to be inco

It is called a being a mass noun. They are uncountable and the singular takes the same form as the whole. Blockchains are countable, so it does seem to be incorrect to use it as the title does. https://medium.com/@ryanshea/blockchain-terminology-a-grammar-usage-guide-ff54c95167bb https://medium.com/@ryanshea/blockchain-terminology-a-gramma... (It grates on my ears to hear blockchain used the way it is here. I'm not sure when it started, but certainly doesn't sound like it should.)