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Not even a signed git commit. But rather, a signed receipt that says you paid for the nft.
by Akronymus 3y ago
Not even a signed git commit.
But rather, a signed receipt that says you paid for the nft.
- simpsond 3y agoIt’s actually a mapping between an unsigned integer and public key, stored on all nodes. It only requires a signature to persist the state change.