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Blockchain technology can be boiled down to an accounting ledger built on a network of servers. There's a detailed article and infographic included on Recode.net that will give you an overview of how any why this financial technology will shape more than just crypto currency transactions in the future. Blockchain technology is developing very quickly into an established transaction method and disrupting the financial services industry.
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