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-title: 'What's the difference between blockchain computation and verification?'
+title: "What's the difference between blockchain computation and verification?"
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 subtitle: 'Blockchain technology, underpinning cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, is a complex system that relies on a myriad of processes to function effectively. Two of these key processes are computation and verification. While they may appear similar, they serve distinct purposes within the blockchain ecosystem.'
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 ## Conclusion
 
-In conclusion, while blockchain computation and verification may seem similar, they serve distinct roles within the blockchain ecosystem. Computation executes the instructions within transactions and smart contracts, leading to changes in the state of the blockchain. Verification, on the other hand, confirms the validity of these changes, ensuring that they adhere to the rules of the blockchain protocol. Understanding the differences between these processes, and their interplay, is crucial for anyone delving into the world of blockchain technology. Furthermore, rethinking the role of blockchains as preservational rather than computational platforms can lead to more efficient and scalable blockchain designs.
+In conclusion, while blockchain computation and verification may seem similar, they serve distinct roles within the blockchain ecosystem. Computation executes the instructions within transactions and smart contracts, leading to changes in the state of the blockchain. Verification, on the other hand, confirms the validity of these changes, ensuring that they adhere to the rules of the blockchain protocol. Understanding the differences between these processes, and their interplay, is crucial for anyone delving into the world of blockchain technology. Furthermore, rethinking the role of blockchains as preservational rather than computational platforms can lead to more efficient and scalable blockchain designs.