Let’s Make the Tiniest Blockchain Bigger With More Lines of Python ( Part 2)

The tiniest blockchain was extremely simple, and it was relatively easy to make. But, with its simplicity came a few flaws. First, SnakeCoin only ran on one single machine, so it was far from distributed, let alone decentralized. Second, blocks could be added to the chain as fast as the host computer could create a Python object and add it to a list. In the case of a simple blockchain, that’s not a problem, but we’re now going to let SnakeCoin be an actual cryptocurrency so we’ll need control the amount of blocks (and coins) that can be created at a time.The tiniest blockchain was extremely simple