• A robust cryptographic hash algorithm protects a block or the entire blockchain. A hash pointer is assigned to each block. Any change in the block's constituents will result in a change in the block's hash identification. As a result, it provides exceptional security. As a result, there is no need to be concerned about the safety or security of data stored in a block.
• Each new block in a cryptographic chain connects to all the blocks before it in such a way that tampering is nearly impossible. A consensus process validates and agrees on all transactions within the blocks, ensuring that each transaction is truthful and correct.

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