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Private blockchain development guide: Public-chain advantages and a build plan

Summary by Durham Post
When people say “blockchain,” they often imagine a huge public network where anyone can join, and everything is visible. That’s definitely one side of it. But in real business environments, where data can’t be fully open, and participants can’t be anonymous, teams often need a more controlled setup. That’s where a private blockchain (also called a permissioned blockchain) comes in. It still uses a distributed ledger, cryptographic signatures, an…
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Durham Post broke the news in on Wednesday, February 25, 2026.
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