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network designers can engineer blockchain networks to have persistent rules encoded in software that are resilient to changes in the underlying hardware. The rules can cover every aspect of the network, including who gets access, who pays fees, how much gets charged, how economic incentives are allocated, and who can modify the network under what circumstances.

Daniel Read Write Own, page 88 · March 4, 2024 Save to shelf
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