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What is the purpose of the cryptographic hash in a blockchain?
What is the purpose of the cryptographic hash in a blockchain?
- To represent the transaction data in a compact form
- To encrypt the data in each block
- To verify the timestamp of each block
- To link the current block to the previous block (correct)
Why are blockchain transactions considered irreversible?
Why are blockchain transactions considered irreversible?
- Because the transactions are verified by a central authority
- Because the data in a block cannot be altered without changing all subsequent blocks (correct)
- Because the transactions are encrypted using cryptographic hashes
- Because the transactions are stored in a distributed ledger
What is the primary role of the peer-to-peer (P2P) computer network in a blockchain?
What is the primary role of the peer-to-peer (P2P) computer network in a blockchain?
- To store the entire blockchain on each node
- To manage the distributed ledger and validate new blocks (correct)
- To generate the cryptographic hashes for each block
- To encrypt the transaction data
What is the significance of blockchain forks?
What is the significance of blockchain forks?
Who created the first blockchain for Bitcoin cryptocurrency transactions?
Who created the first blockchain for Bitcoin cryptocurrency transactions?
What was the key innovation of the blockchain implementation within bitcoin?
What was the key innovation of the blockchain implementation within bitcoin?
Which of the following statements about private blockchains is true?
Which of the following statements about private blockchains is true?
Who first proposed the concept of a blockchain-like protocol?
Who first proposed the concept of a blockchain-like protocol?
What was the significance of incorporating Merkle trees into the blockchain design?
What was the significance of incorporating Merkle trees into the blockchain design?
What was the key contribution of Satoshi Nakamoto to the blockchain design?
What was the key contribution of Satoshi Nakamoto to the blockchain design?
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