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The method of storage isn't a factor in something becoming a blockchain, only the fact that new records contain a hash of previous records, which themselves con
by dtagames 2y ago
The method of storage isn't a factor in something becoming a blockchain, only the fact that new records contain a hash of previous records, which themselves contain a hash of previous records, and so on. This is the "chain." How you store or retrieve it is up you. Any data storage method you like can be equally "blockchain-y."
- tcsenpai 2y agocopypasted from below just because is the very same answer: My blockchain uses the database to store also registries containing pending requests, mempool statuses and GLS which is a global status layer that is frequently accessed and wrote.