BCHAIN

The chain of blocks, better known by the English term blockchain or bchain, is a single registry, agreed and distributed in several nodes of a network. In the case of tron, we can think of it as the ledger where each transaction is recorded. Its operation can be complex to understand if we delve into the internal details of its implementation, but the basic idea is simple to follow. In each block is stored: a series of valid records or transactions, information about that block, its linking with the previous block and the next block through the hash of each block, a unique code that would be like the block's fingerprint. Therefore, each block has a specific and immovable place within the chain, since each block contains information about the hash of the previous block. The complete chain is stored in each node of the network that makes up the blockchain, so an exact copy of the chain is stored in all participants of the network. As new records are created, they are first verified and validated by nodes on the network and then added to a new block that is linked to the chain. and this token known as blockchain or bchain helps to create new blocks and transactions in tron ​​allows to pass new valid and unique records distributed in several nodes of the network