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Permissioned blockchains on EVM: are these private ledgers os it all on ETH main net?
They are completely separate networks, with a different genesis block.
Geth and parity support running your own private networks that can utilize the features of ethereum (and the ecosystem of tools …
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Is it logical to use “Proof-of-Authority” for a “public” blockchain?
What is the reason? And Is it logical to use "Proof-of-Authority" for a "public" blockchain, in sense of keeping decentralization?
Proof of Authority is, by definition, centralised. If the author …
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