Rafael Oliveira Bitcoin | Block Chain e todas as suas implicações
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Blockchain aims to allow the recording and distribution of digital information without editing it. As such, a blockchain serves as the foundation for immutable ledgers or records of transactions that cannot be altered, removed, or destroyed like a distributed ledger technology (DLT). Blockchain Decentralization A blockchain allows the distribution of database data among several network nodes located in different locations. Not only does this add redundancy, it also preserves the accuracy of the data stored there; for example, if someone tries to change a record in one instance of the database, the other nodes will not be changed, preventing a bad actor from doing so. The other nodes would cross-reference and be able to quickly identify the individual who tampered with the Bitcoin transaction history. Rafael Oliveira informs that this approach helps to create a clear and precise sequence of events. This prevents any node on the network from changing the data it contains. As a result, da