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Accounts were always bound into ledgers for a similar reason: loose-leaf entries could easily be fabricated, but a ledger with numbered pages became tamper-proof.
Roland Allen • The Notebook
Journaling
Margaret Leigh • 17 cards
Asset owners (or custodians) generate private keys, sign messages indicating asset transfer, and then broadcast those messages to the public so that the world can verify the scarce asset hasn’t been double spent. Each private key is tied to a public key. Where KYC/AML are necessary, public keys can be mapped to some off-chain identity system (e.g. ... See more
Kyle Samani • $100 Trillion
Crypto
Estate Planning
Philip Soriano • 3 cards
on VCs and Partners
ESG • 5 cards
blockchain
Mo Shafieeha and • 19 cards
Bitcoin
sari and • 26 cards