How Blockchain is Reshaping Cryptography Software Development
To better explain the concept, I use the Bitcoin blockchain as the subject of my answer. You can think of blockchain as a series of blocks connected together, forming a series. Each block stores data, and blocks are most commonly used to store transaction information. This leads many people to view the blockchain as a digital ledger. Interestingly, the information stored in the blockchain is usually unchanged. Each block contains a hash of the previous block and the next block. Hash grants ownership of the block and contains all the information in that particular block. Think of the hash as our fingerprints. Our fingers are different from us only and this also applies to blocks. Once a block is generated, its appropriate hash will also be counted. If someone is going to change the hash, the content within the block will also be changed. Just like us humans, if our fingerprints changed, it means we are no longer the person we used to be. Alternatively, the hash is your main referen...