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December 27, 2018, 05:44:15 PM
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Any system can be destroyed.
Even if it is a decentralized network of nodes that is controlled by noone and everyone at once.
Just turn off electricity all over the world, or the internet. If you mean hacking such a system, this is impossible.
This is the unique feature of the blockchain technology.
sarcastic reply. I was about to believe your story and was being confused a little bit when I had done reading the part where you stated that one should turn off the Electricity all over the world. LoL. In the last part it was being stated that block chain could not be destroy. Hmmmm. I guess it could be.
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January 19, 2019, 10:35:21 AM
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You cannot destroy Blockchain because it is a distributed ledger from around the world with thousand of masternodes. No way to destroy it period.
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