Coinkite CEO Heavily Criticizes Editable Blockchain by Accenture

Coinkite CEO Heavily Criticizes Editable Blockchain by Accenture

Coinkite co-founder and CEO Rodolfo Novak heavily criticized the multi-billion dollar research firm Accenture’s newly designed Blockchain concept “Editable Blockchain,” by questioning the cryptographic basis and mathematical fundamentals of the invention. Earlier this week Accenture patented a technology the company calls an “editable Blockchain,” which enables enterprise-grade platforms and banks to create private Blockchains which grant access to central administrators for regulation purposes. An administrator of the Accenture editable Blockchain network would essentially have the....


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