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How Blockchains Work Blockchains are by design resilient to manipulation. They are built on top of a network of physical computers that anyone can join but that is extremely difficult for any one entity to control. These physical computers maintain the state of the virtual computer and control its transitions to new states. In Bitcoin these physical computers are called miners, but the more common term today is "validators" since what they're really doing is validating state transitions.

Daniel Read Write Own, page 56 · March 1, 2024 Save to shelf
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