What are private permissioned ledgers?
by SMEBOOK (admin) · May 18, 2021
The private permissioned ledgers are a form of community that gives no decentralization. The applications and the network nodes walking the ones application have to both be invited to sign up for the network and meet positive criteria or provide a form of identification. Any party can also be removed without caution at any time. For example, Bitcoin, the maximum famous cryptocurrency blockchain, permits all people to take part in the network in the capability of a complete node, or a contributing miner.
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