Isn't blockchain a form of centralization?
kill yourself
>>2039827
I mean, who ever oversees blockchain controls the bitcoin exchange. What if the blockchain owners develop a market patern recognizer, and manipulates the market from within?
>Isn't it centralized because of the blockchain
How much of a moron are you?
>>2039867
Well dude common at least explain how I am wrong. Block chain runs on a server, and that server is in a central location. Plus, couldn't blockchain owners manipulate public trades of they wanted.
>>2039885
kill yourself
find an ebook on bitcoin/blockchain
>>2039885
>block chains run on a server
Wrong.
>And that server is in a centralized location
Wrong.
At least attempt to read the whitepaper you illiterate nigger.
>>2039843
wtf? Are you mentlly impaired or just b8ing?
>>2039885
Blockchains runs on nodes you fucking nigger. Anybody can run nodes. You can't stop all nodes from existing because they are independent and global, therefore it's decentralized.
No such thing as blockchain owners. The blockckain keeps records, nobody owns it.
Nigga just read the basic stuff before coming here and spouting garbage.
Not all blockchains are decentralized, it's true. For example ETH is centralized and in a bubble, but that's a whole different topic.
>>2039897
Yeah right retard let me educate you: there is only a finite amount of nodes. I am sure there locations are findable. What is preventing someone from taking all nodes? And so what if it is global.
Fiat FTW