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RE: Learn by Interacting with Hash, Blocks, and Blockchain + get 100SP delegated for insightful comments
yes, each data set can only have one hash. you can make it more "complex" by having side-chains
yes, each data set can only have one hash. you can make it more "complex" by having side-chains
So a sidechain does not "live" independently it always has a relation to the main chain and adds additional complexity? Or can the sidechain handle its own information and tokens independent of the main chain?
sides chains can have their info/tokens but they are always bounded to the main chain through hash, similar to how the current block is always bounded to the previous block.