Bitcoin Uses Similar Molecular Movement as Stirred Coffee to Secure Transactions

By cineramaApril 29, 2018Bitcoin Business

Stirring a cup of coffee gave a Stanford physicist insight into the way cybersecurity and bitcoin work, and how it may be improved. Coffee Swirls Give Insight into the […]

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Bitcoin Uses Similar Molecular Movement as Stirred Coffee to Secure Transactions

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