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    1. 12-06-2017, 03:54 PM #2 Collapse post
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      Quote Originally Posted by Be Honest View Post
      This might be a lame question but does all blockchain have a master node, and how different are they?
      no, IIRC the masternode concept was created by the developers of DASH. Bitcoin, for example, does not have masternodes.

      For your specific questions about masternodes, it might be best to read dash's website: https://www.dash.org/masternodes2/ or to ask your question in the altcoin subforum.

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