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Beyond the Basics

Alternative distributed ledger architectures

Introduction to block lattices

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In a block lattice, each node in the network has its own blockchain that it maintains

A transaction is recorded on two different blockchains:

A "send" transaction on the sender's account
A "receive" transaction on the recipient's account

Each node maintains their own blockchain, enabling asynchronous transactions