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The concept of a blockchain is credited to Nick Szabo who discussed it in 1994 and 1997. A block is a sequence of transactions in which the payer's transaction is linked to the payee's transaction, in the sense that the payer's public key becomes the payee's public key and vica versa. Transactions make up the block (or chain), and blocks form the blockchain. The blockchain is not a database that has been corrupted; it is a list of changes. Even if one data entry was altered in a blockchain, the database's integrity would not be compromised.

See also

Bitcoin transaction fee market
Bytecoin
Database
Distributed database
Deterministic wallet
Electronic cash
Electronic money
Electronic records
Electronic voting
Ethereum
List of free software for blockchain (alternatives to Bitcoin)
List of blockchain startups
List of distributed computing projects
List of distributed storage projects
List of decentralized networks
List of decentralized cryptocurrency projects
List of distributed computing projects
List of distributed hash tables
List of distributed storage projects
List of distributed computing projects
List of distributed computing projects
List of distributed ledgers
List of distributed storage projects
List of exchange platforms
List of free software for cryptocurrency
List of free software for blockchain (alternatives to Bitcoin)
List of multi-signature schemes
Matrix (cryptography)
MimbleWimble
Multi-signature
OpenBazaar
Procura
Storagecoin
Watermarking
Zero-knowledge proof

References

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BlockChain - explains the concept of blockchain technology
Detailed explanation of the blockchain concept and the cryptography of cryptocurrencies
BlockChain Official Website
Bitcoin Blockchain
Blockchain Explorer
Blockchain Explorer

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