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Blockchain.com Infrastructure with Lewis Tuff

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Blockchains are the distributed ledger technology underlying bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.


More broadly, a blockchain is a mechanism for updating truth states in distributed network computing, producing consensus trust and serving as a new form of general computational substrate.


Lewis Tuff is the VP of Engineering at Blockchain.com and joins the show to discuss the engineering behind the applications that involve buying and selling cryptocurrencies.


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