The Crypto Conspiracy Podcast - Episode 21 - Blockchain’s Backend

<p>The Crypto Conspiracy Podcast - Episode 21 - Blockchain’s Backend | &nbsp;<a href="https://www.themorganreport.com/join">https://www.themorganreport.com/join</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>Accessing the data and logic stored in a blockchain is significantly different than accessing your own servers. Blocktimes, mempools, and minimum confirmations make knowing the current state a challenge, while new languages and the ability to update and deployed smart contract is complex. But is it safe and, more importantly, is it anonymous?&nbsp;</p> <p>Michael McKibben say absolutely not. The blockchain has proven to be a powerful technology for protecting the integrity of vital information, but it is far from anonymous.</p> <p>The blockchain is a public ledger, keyword public. When you transact say bitcoin, your wallet address and transaction details are recorded in the blockchain. So a long as there is no link between your wallet address and your identity, your transaction stays anonymous. But for most of you that is not the case.</p> <p>Privacy is a basic human right. Anonymity is how to get there. Nevertheless, getting there in this digital day and age requires effort. Websites are all too eager to share your information.&nbsp;</p> <p>Listen to this audio on The Crypto Conspiracy Podcast - Episode 21 - Blockchain’s Backend, then please share with your friends and family on social media and use the caption The Crypto Conspiracy Podcast - Episode 21 - Blockchain’s Backend.</p> <p>The Morgan Report's Weekly Perspective is our free e-newsletter which keeps YOU in the top 3% of the Informed, the Awake, and the Aware. Join our Free Morgan Report: &nbsp;<a href="https://www.themorganreport.com/join-the-free-morgan-report">https://www.themorganreport.com/join-the-free-morgan-report</a></p> <p>David Morgan</p> <p>The Morgan Report</p> <p><br></p>