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The document discusses the history, features, and scope of blockchain technology. It describes how blockchain originated from bitcoin and a 2008 whitepaper. Key features explained include how data is integral to blockchains and how early researchers developed methods for timestamping digital documents. The scope and potential benefits of blockchain are wide-ranging and include applications in finance, government, and healthcare. Challenges to blockchain adoption are also reviewed.
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