Swearwolf
Blockchain Network using C#/ASP.NET/.NET
If you're wanting to confirm state manipulation isn't occurring, you'll need to make periodic commits to something that cannot be altered, some do this by committing the current block's hash to a smart contract or data field on a public L1. It reveals nothing about the data but gives you an unforgeable truth that nothing was altered historically. That being said, if your goal is to just be a switzerland for other companies' data, contract laws are sufficiently good for most folks, and if not, you could leverage something else, like verifiable delay functions, to prove nothing has been altered, given it would exponentially grow in difficulty to forge with every alteration.
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Blockchain Network using C#/ASP.NET/.NET
Thing is with POA networks, you can manipulate it unless you have a tertiary network you’re committing state to where you can’t — just rebuild the entire chain. With POA, the trust is embedded in the hierarchy, not consensus, which typically makes it the wrong tool for the job
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