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Private blockchains are not available for the public and are maintained/secured by a cluster of trusted nodes. These kind of blockchains are useful when dealing with sensitive information.
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How do I set up a private ethereum network?
Creating a private testnet for Ethereum is actually pretty easy. In recent versions of geth, you don't even need to create your own genesis block, or any other complicated steps (many of the online tu …
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