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- 2. WhyBitcoin? HTGrenoble November 2015 - @sabativi
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- 9. Problems · Identification ? · How to avoid thief ? · Enough money ? · How to avoid double spending ? HTGrenoble November 2015 - @sabativi
- 10. Bitcoinwallet HTGrenoble November 2015 - @sabativi
- 11. Everytransactionis signedwithaprivatekey andintegrityischecked1 1 same data structures as Git HTGrenoble November 2015 - @sabativi
- 12. Transactionshaveinputsthatreference previousoutputstransactions. HTGrenoble November 2015 - @sabativi
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- 14. Miners· Decentralized validation. · Incentive. HTGrenoble November 2015 - @sabativi
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