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Blockchains are trustless. "Trustless" may sound confusingly ambiguous, but when people say this in blockchain contexts, they just mean that blockchains need no higher authority—no intermediary, no central corporation— to oversee transactions. Through their consensus processes, blockchains can securely verify the senders of transactions all by themselves, and no one computer has the power to alter the rules.

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