Anyone can participate in the permissionless network, execute the consensus protocol and maintain the shared
open public ledger.
The piece's most important finding shed light on the fact that, while banks have been touting an interest in private blockchains, Masters herself believes there will be value in connecting these databases to
open public ledgers such as bitcoin.
Not exact matches
Given the
public nature of the block chain, the shared
ledger where each bitcoin transaction is recorded, the system is more
open and transparent in some respects.
In its other form, as an
open source software, the bitcoin blockchain platform, which serves as a
public ledger of all bitcoin transactions, is being used by institutional traders and software developers to transform the operational and transactional sides of the financial industry.
Bitcoin is
open and viewable by everyone in the world, and what makes it amazing is this
public ledger called the blockchain, which is immutable; meaning transactions in the blockchain can never be changed once verified.
This shared
public ledger enables people to make transactions with each other over the network,
opening up new global marketplaces for small businesses as well as a number of transactions all together.
Some desire a pure «
open public distributed
ledger» in which all people have direct access to it and rights to alter it.
Its
ledger is
public and completely
open for everyone to see.
The Trust holds «Bitcoins,» a digital commodity based on an
open source cryptographic protocol existing on the online, end - user - to - end - user network hosting the
public transaction
ledger, known as the «Blockchain,» and the source code comprising the basis for the cryptographic and algorithmic protocols governing the issuance of and transactions in Bitcoins (the «Bitcoin Network»).
The blockchain is an
open, distributed
ledger that records transactions in a way that is
public, verifiable, and permanent.
PUBLIC LEDGER: A distributed ledger that is open to everyone on the int
LEDGER: A distributed
ledger that is open to everyone on the int
ledger that is
open to everyone on the internet.
As with any crypto account, you don't need to be logged in or have your wallet
open to receive funds or tokens: the Ethereum blockchain maintains a
public ledger of everything sent to your account.
The
Open Ledger Project is described as a development library that will allow businesses to build custom distributed ledger solutions, without needing to rely on open, public blockchains such as those offered by bitcoin and Ether
Open Ledger Project is described as a development library that will allow businesses to build custom distributed
ledger solutions, without needing to rely on
open, public blockchains such as those offered by bitcoin and Ether
open,
public blockchains such as those offered by bitcoin and Ethereum.
Any company involved in payments, banking or other aspects of finance now has the blockchain on its radar, but only a handful of them are interested in Bitcoin's
public,
open and permissionless
ledger.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, is an apolitical,
open - access decentralized protocol whose unit of account (BTC) is an inexorable part of its blockchain, the most secure and censorship - resistant
public ledger in the world today.
It uses an
open source
public ledger to record transactions and creates new units through mining.
Although there are no identities on the blockchain, all transactions are by their very nature
open to the
public on the
ledger.
Transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain exist on
public ledger, which is
open for all to see.
Unlike the
public blockchain, which is
open to everyone, the permissioned blockchain places limits on who can transact on the chain, and who can read the
ledger.
The blockchain can be defined as a digital
public ledger that remains
open for all.
The three pillars around which RTXP is built are a distributed
open source internet protocol, a shared,
public database or
ledger, and a native cryptocurrency called XRP token (ripples).
Transactions in the new digital currency would be
open to everyone via a
public ledger in a local currency such as the dollar or euro.