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This document is a presentation slide (page 4) prepared by the Investment Management Division of Goldman Sachs titled 'What is Blockchain Technology?'. It provides a high-level technical explanation of blockchain, comparing centralized vs. distributed networks with diagrams and bullet points defining the technology as a shared, reconciled database resistant to malicious editing. While identified by the user as Epstein-related, the content itself is generic educational material about cryptocurrency infrastructure; its connection to the investigation is only established by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025667', indicating it was part of a document production to the US House Oversight Committee.
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| Goldman Sachs |
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| Investment Management Division |
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| Investment Strategy Group |
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| House Oversight Committee |
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Key Quotes (3)
"Blockchain is the critical and differentiating infrastructure that underlies cryptocurrencies."Source
"Unlike most networks today, which rely on a centralized hub, a blockchain is a public distributed network whose complete database can be accessed and maintained by each member of the network."Source
"Because it has no single maintainer, the blockchain’s history is resistant to editing by a malicious actor."Source
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Investment Management Division
Goldman Sachs
Distributed Network
[Diagram showing a mesh topology network labeled 'Distributed Network']
▪ Unlike most networks today, which rely on a centralized hub, a blockchain is a public distributed network whose complete database can be accessed and maintained by each member of the network.
▪ The blockchain is a shared and continually reconciled database. As new transactions occur, data is quickly disseminated to, verified, and incorporated across all nodes on the network.
▪ Because it has no single maintainer, the blockchain’s history is resistant to editing by a malicious actor.
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