Kadena CEO Stuart Popejoy on blockchain design: Proof-of-work is a feature, not a flaw
The former JPMorgan executive shared how he learned to love crypto and why the Kadena blockchain is not letting go its firm embrace of proof-of-work.
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The former JPMorgan executive shared how he learned to love crypto and why the Kadena blockchain is not letting go its firm embrace of proof-of-work.
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