The transfer of control from one central entity to numerous smaller entities. Generally, cryptocurrencies are decentralized. Every crypto transactionA cryptocurrency transaction is an entry on the blockchain ledger, noting sender, receiver and number of coins transacted. is verified by a decentralized network of computers around the world. No one, company or government, can stop a transaction or change the blockchainBlockchain is a type of database storing an immutable set of data, verifiable to anyone with access to it —through... history.
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I'm a literature professional in the crypto world since 2016. It doesn't sound very compatible, but I've been learning and teaching about blockchain and cryptos for international portals since then. After hundreds of articles and diverse content about the topic, now you can find me here on Alfacash, working for more decentralization.
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