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October 13, 2014, 06:27:56 AM |
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OP, you don't get how the trust works in bitcoin. Bitcoin implements a trust model of trust by computation. Trust in the network is ensured by requiring participants to demonstrate proof-of-work, by solving a computationally difficult problem. The cumulative computing power of thousands of participants, accumulated over time in a chain of increasing-difficulty proofs, ensures that no miners or even collection of miners can cheat, as they lack the computation to override the trust. As proof-of-work accumulates on the chain of highest difficulty (the blockchain), it becomes harder and harder to dispute. In bitcoin, a new proof-of-work is added every 10 minutes, with each subsequent proof making it exponentially more difficult to invalidate the previous results.no one miner is trusted, and no one needs to be trusted. There is no central authority or trusted third party in a distributed consensus network.
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