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Double-spending

Double-spending is the unauthorized spending of the same money (either digital or conventional) more than once. As with counterfeit money, double-spending leads to supply inflation by creating a new amount of copied currency that did not previously exist. It can also devalue the currency and diminish user trust in the currency.

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Decentralized digital currencies

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Centralized digital currencies

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Examples of double-spending caused by 51% attacks

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Double-spending scenarios

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Centralized digital currencies

Decentralized digital currencies

Double-spending scenarios

Examples of double-spending caused by 51% attacks

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Double-spending

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples21
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Double-spending

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related to Decentralized digital currencies · 7
Double-spending → As, Conflicting, Decentralized, If, In, To, Two
related to Proof-of-work · 7
Double-spending → Any, Because, Bitcoin, Bitcoin's, However, It, The
related to Centralized digital currencies · 2
Double-spending → Prevention, This
related to Examples of double-spending caused by 51% attacks · 2
Double-spending → Bitcoin, There
is a · 1
Double-spending → unauthorized spending of the same money

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Double-spendingis aunauthorized spending of the same money0.90text
proof-of-workinstance ofOther methods to mitigate the double-spend problem include decentralized consensus protocols0.80text
proof-of-stakeinstance ofOther methods to mitigate the double-spend problem include decentralized consensus protocols0.80text
Double-spendingrelated to Centralized digital currenciesPrevention0.60section
Double-spendingrelated to Centralized digital currenciesThis0.60section
Double-spendingrelated to Decentralized digital currenciesIn0.60section
Double-spendingrelated to Decentralized digital currenciesTo0.60section
Double-spendingrelated to Decentralized digital currenciesAs0.60section
Double-spendingrelated to Decentralized digital currenciesIf0.60section
Double-spendingrelated to Decentralized digital currenciesConflicting0.60section
Double-spendingrelated to Decentralized digital currenciesDecentralized0.60section
Double-spendingrelated to Decentralized digital currenciesTwo0.60section

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