so blockchain is when they pay you in whoppers to keep track

and the whoppers can be on your phone

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yes

the blockchain lets you stock up on whoppers and the government can never take your whoppers either

and the whoppers never go bad on the blockchain

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>>3213045
I can't wait to hold those bags of whoppers.

STOP SHILLING IT HERE PLEASE
some of us are trying to accumulate

there could be a whopper black market where you do back room deals for whoppers
dice games with whoppers, where no one can cheat

>>3213045
use human langiage, but not this monkey english
блять!

>>3213045
monero gives you secret whoppers

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>>3213045
>who has what whoppers, basically?
im undestud nothing, but take this pix, it can save you live

>>3213045
I'd give Kanna my wopper, if you feeling my vibes.

>>3213045
and these (((whoppers))) could fuck your ass in one night's sleep

>>3213045
>keep track
Yes, anon.
But that works until the ignorant masses understand that the network works with a 50%+1 democratic majority system.
Therefore any hacker would simply require to hammer the network at specific timeframes with lower/lowest hot nodes activity, brake the ledgers and replace them with new doctored ledger data issuing the currently existent coins onto specific address.
Upon connecting both cold and hot wallets, their ledgers would be rescanned and found invalid by the 50%+1 ledger democratic majority, and the capped coins would be safely stored in the doctored ledgers wallets' addresses for a safe sale into fiat.

Aka muh crypto network data can be doctored with an adequate DDOS to make appear your wallets and transactions to have never happened.

1 whopper = 1 whoppercoin
10 whoppercoins = 1 whopper

>>3213163
Everything from the usd to burgercoin is all a ponzi. I hope you got paid to make that faggy image.

>>3213045
Not really.
A blockchain is a chronologically ordered database of blocks of data where each block contains the hash of the previous one to make sure older blocks can't be modified.
Other than that, the blocks can contain anything. Keeping track of who has what is a very specific application of a blockchain.

>>3213546
https://pastebin.com/ZUxTmR99