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For this sort of thing, you could always use git (optionally with signed commits). It’s strictly a generalization of a block chain, since the chain is a tree.
by hedora 3y ago
For this sort of thing, you could always use git (optionally with signed commits).
It’s strictly a generalization of a block chain, since the chain is a tree. Also, instead of remaining anonymous and trying to scam pension funds, its creator named it after himself.
It’s also at least a million times more energy efficient, and has better support for federation (i.e., forks).