Blockchain increases trust, security, transparency, and the traceability of data shared across a business network — and delivers cost savings with new efficiencies.
Read moreHow do Beginners explain Bitcoins?
What actually is Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a digital currency that operates on a decentralised network . Every Bitcoin transaction is recorded in a public log and users can remain anonymous in the network with encrypted keys. Transactions can be made with no middlemen – meaning there is no need to go through a bank.
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Examples of cryptocurrencies that have been created as a result of hard forks include Bitcoin Cash (created in August 2017), Bitcoin Gold (created in October 2017), and Bitcoin SV (created in November 2018) . A “soft fork” is a change to the protocol that is still compatible with the previous system rules.
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