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The journal of all confirmed Bitcoin transactions. The blockchain consists of a linked sequence of blocks and each block contains a list of transactions.—Please use [blockchain.info] for the eponymous UK-based company.
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How does a new node get all the previous blocks in a blockchain?
From what I understand, when a new full node is started, it begins by fetching all the previous blocks in the blockchain from it's peers.
I want to know how exactly it does that? … Does it ask for a local copy of the blockchain from other peers and save it? In case multiple peers have different chains, how does it resolve? …
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