Monash Uni claims reputation-based blockchain capable of defending itself

By cineramaMarch 20, 2019Bitcoin Business

Researchers at Monash University have claimed the development of a blockchain system that is capable of defending against malicious activity, or at least making it very expensive for the […]

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