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Questions about the client-local phenomenon when a Bitcoin client discovers a new chain longer in terms of difficulty than its current chain.
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Why you need to rehash each block after a changed block when changing data in a blockchain?
The blockhash is a hash that includes the previousblockhash as input.
Suppose you are trying to change the data in block 9000. You modify it the way you like and then successfully mine the modified b …
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