A note from Daniel

Blockchains are transparent. The complete history of their code and data is publicly available for anyone to inspect. If the code and data were available only to some people, that would put other participants at a disadvantage, which would undermine the egalitarian promise of the technology. Transparency begets trust.

Daniel Read Write Own, page 66 · March 1, 2024 Save to shelf
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