Blockchain in a nutshell:
Bitcoin produces an average of one block every 10 minutes. After Ethereum switched to proof of stake, it began producing blocks every 12 seconds, one per slot.
Being recorded on a blockchain only means that the record is difficult to tamper with afterward; it doesn’t mean the information recorded is itself true or accurate.
For financial products bearing the “blockchain” label, first find out where the money is going. Having “blockchain” in the name doesn’t mean it’s trustworthy.
$BTC 76713.54（-2.22%）
Don’t use this as a basis for making decisions.
Bitcoin produces an average of one block every 10 minutes. After Ethereum switched to proof of stake, it began producing blocks every 12 seconds, one per slot.
Being recorded on a blockchain only means that the record is difficult to tamper with afterward; it doesn’t mean the information recorded is itself true or accurate.
For financial products bearing the “blockchain” label, first find out where the money is going. Having “blockchain” in the name doesn’t mean it’s trustworthy.
$BTC 76713.54（-2.22%）
Don’t use this as a basis for making decisions.