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Private blockchains are restricted to a specific group of users, while public blockchains are open to everyone from "summary" of Blockchain Technology Explained by Alan T. Norman

Private blockchains are designed for a specific group of users who are invited to participate in the network. These users are typically known entities, such as employees of a company or members of a consortium. Access to the private blockchain is controlled by the administrators, who determine who can join the network and what permissions they have. This closed nature of private blockchains allows for greater control and privacy, as only trusted parties are able to interact with the network. On the other hand, public blockchains are open to everyone, meaning that anyone can participate in the network without needing permission. This open-access model is a key feature of public blockchains, as it promotes decentralization and transparency. Public blockchains rely on consensus mechanisms, such as proof of work or proof of stake, to validate transactions and secure the network. This means that anyone can...
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    Blockchain Technology Explained

    Alan T. Norman

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