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Exactly. This is no fundamentally different than a traditional time-stamping service. If the time-stamping service is compromised, all of the previous timestamp
by jonathanaird 6y ago
Exactly. This is no fundamentally different than a traditional time-stamping service. If the time-stamping service is compromised, all of the previous timestamps are invalid.
The only alternative to a blockchain is to publish the latest hash widely in a verifiable place such as in a well-known newspaper.