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According to blockchain technology, transactions are recorded on many computers in a way that makes it impossible to change the transactions that have already happened. You can handle your info safely and easily with this technology. A list of its most important features follows:

1. Decentralization: Unlike regular records or ledgers, which are run by a single organisation (like a bank or government body), a blockchain is spread out over a network of computers, which are called nodes. Without a single body controlling the whole blockchain, security can be improved and the chance of banning or hacking can be lowered.

2. Trust and information sharing: Because the blockchain is decentralised, everyone in the network can see the events that are saved on it, and once they are approved, they can't be changed. Since players can check deals on their own, this openness helps build trust among them.

3. Impermanence: It is very hard to change a transaction once it has been written on the blockchain. For this reason, the blockchain structure uses secret hash functions. Each block has a unique hash of the block before it, making a chain of records that can't be broken.

4. Consensus Mechanisms: To back up transactions, blockchain uses consensus models. Evidence of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS) are two well-known methods. By making sure that all transactions are checked and agreed upon by the network, these features stop scams and protect the accuracy of the data stored on the blockchain.

5. Smart contracts: Some blockchains, like Ethereum, let you carry out smart contracts. These are agreements that carry out themselves because the terms are put straight into code. Therefore, automatic, trustless deals and transactions can happen without the need for a central authority, a law system, or an outside body to police them.

In addition to being the basis of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, blockchains can also be used for supply chain management, digital identity verification, voting systems, and many other things. They can be used to create new technologies that need to manage data in a way that is safe, clear, and can't be changed.

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