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<b>Bitcoin P2P e-cash paper</b>
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November 9, 2008 From : Satoshi Nakamoto<br><br>
The proof-of-work chain is the solution to the synchronisation problem, and to knowing what the globally shared view is without having to trust anyone.<br>
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A transaction will quickly propagate throughout the network, so if two versions of the same transaction were reported at close to the same time, the one with the head start would have a big advantage in reaching many more nodes first. Nodes will only accept the first one they see, refusing the second one to arrive, so the earlier transaction would have many more nodes working on incorporating it into the next proof-of-work. In effect, each node votes for its viewpoint of which transaction it saw first by including it in its proof-of-work effort.<br>
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If the transactions did come at exactly the same time and there was an even split, it's a toss up based on which gets into a proof-of-work first, and that decides which is valid.<br>
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When a node finds a proof-of-work, the new block is propagated throughout the network and everyone adds it to the chain and starts working on the next block after it. Any nodes that had the other transaction will stop trying to include it in a block, since it's now invalid according to the accepted chain.<br>
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The proof-of-work chain is itself self-evident proof that it came from the globally shared view. Only the majority of the network together has enough CPU power to generate such a difficult chain of proof-of-work. Any user, upon receiving the proof-of-work chain, can see what the majority of the network has approved. Once a transaction is hashed into a link that's a few links back in the chain, it is firmly etched into the global history.<br>
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Satoshi Nakamoto<br>
<a href="https://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/emails/cryptography/threads/1/#014814" title="Cryptography Mailing List"> Cryptography Mailing List</a></blockquote>

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<font size="2">Owner Log Records for :</font><br>
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OpenSea NFT
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Linked Qora Name :<br><a href="/sicily" target="_top" title="Qora Name : /sicily">/sicily</a>
on <a href="/i" target="_top" title="Qora Name : /i World Map">/i World Map</a><br>
Owner :<br><a href="/okchai" target="_top" title="Qora Name : /okchai">Okchai</a> since June 2023
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