"a blockchain focused for utilization with the Internet Of Things (IoT)."
Actually, IOTA doesn't use blockchain; it uses uses a directed acyclic graph (DAG) mostly referred as "tangle".
I'm not very good at explaining it but here's how the transactions work:
"For an IOTA user to send out a transaction, the user must validate two other, randomly selected transactions. A sent transaction must accumulate a sufficient level of verification (i.e. must be validated a sufficient number of times by other users) in order to be accepted as “confirmed” by its recipient." -From Wikipedia.
YES.
Pardon my lack of specificity... this isn’t a “blockchain” project, per se - though is indeed based on its own unique form of distributed ledger.
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Yes, this is a very interesting departure.
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