chain
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- noun
- /tʃeɪn/
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- The transactions recorded in the chain provide transparency and security to all users.
It exists as an on chain contract that represents.
- It exists as an on chain contract that represents.
- In terms of other ideas that are side chains are soft forks of Bitcoin.
- And then Etherium is the is the smart contract chain of record.
- And that allowed them IRS and chain analysis to trace out the entire network.
- all bonds, all securities, all assets are going on chain anyway,
- That people are doing it's either scale on chain on the blockchain or scale off chain off the blockchain.
- But I do also think there are four other tech chains that that that I'm not on that you're also.
- That all becomes REITs that are on chain.
- OK, so there's the main net, which is the Ethereum one point O chain or the chain.
- And so like there was something wrong with the chain.
Examples
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And then Etherium is the is the smart contract chain of record.
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You know, it's going to have its own native on chain on wire protocol for communicating data.
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How do you verify a certain piece of information on the chain is what you say it is right?
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It exists as an on chain contract that represents.
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Sure, the chain of events needed to revert the molecule back is longer and less probable.
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A major part of this wastage can be attributed to cold chain issues, including accidental freezing, expiration dates, vaccine vial monitor indications, breakage, and theft.
Academic text (2016) -
In blockchain technology, each block in the chain is linked and secured using cryptography.
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To ensure the integrity of the chain, all changes must be verified by the network participants.
Idioms
Compounds
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A system in an organization where instructions move from people at the top to people below
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A process in which one nuclear event makes more nuclear events happen, keeping the reaction going
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A store that is part of a group owned by the same company and sells the same goods
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A series of chemical or nuclear reactions in which one reaction makes the next start
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A heavy chain or strong rope that connects a boat to the metal piece that holds it in place
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An email that asks you to forward it to many people, often with threats or promises
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A genetic illness that makes urine smell like maple syrup and can damage the brain in young children
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A fast, noisy machine that hits metal letters against paper to make many pages of text
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A machine that makes nuclear energy by splitting atoms in a controlled chain reaction
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A line of loops made with thread used in embroidery or crochet to make a chain pattern on fabric
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A hand tool with a chain loop that grips and turns pipes or other round things
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A protective shirt made of small metal rings linked together, worn by knights and soldiers
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A fern with long leaves that have chainlike rows of small spore cases underneath
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A long series of atoms joined together that forms part of a molecule like in plastic
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A very large group of atoms joined together in a long chain like in proteins or plastics
A range of hills in northern England that separates rivers flowing to different coasts
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A line of towers with moving shutters that send messages people can see over long distances
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A North American plant with chain-like leaves that grows in wetlands and wet woods
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chain comes from the Latin catena 'chain', and in cryptocurrency a chain (as in blockchain) is a series of blocks linked in order, which is why we use the word 'chain' for the digital record.