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Is it really write-once though? I'm pretty sure there's no PoW involved (didn't bother to read) so all bets are off.



You can replace PoW by a simple signatures, or a quorum of signatures. This is quite centralized, but still write-once.

In any case, with a 'hash-linked-chain-of-blocks' attempted forks are really easy to prove.


I get that, but there are no guarantees it is write-once, because it might happen that the "quorum of signatures" changes their mind.




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