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Confirmations correspond to the number of blocks that are dependent on a given transaction. This includes the block containing that transaction and all blocks after it in the blockchain. The more confirmations a transaction has, the more likely is it that it will remain in the blockchain permanently.
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BlockChain scalability: How does BlockChain process multiple parallel transactions?
I just did some introductory research into blockchain technology and this is a breakdown of my understanding of how it works:
Scenario: Assume Trump wants to send Obama 5 bitcoins. As soon as this tr …
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