Update index.md to explain why SHA-256 hashes are used in blockchains… #15017
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… in context to Anders Brownworth's demo video
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Thanks @srishtiii28
I am unsure if this is needed on this page, but this is definitely too early for the content on this page. I would be more open to it being appended to some of the definitions at towards the bottom.
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… Updated explanation on why SHA-256 is used in blockchains in context to Anders Brownworth's demo video
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Added a paragraph explaining why SHA-256 is used in blockchains, covering its role in data integrity, security, immutability, and Proof of Work. Also highlighted its resistance to tampering and efficient verification process.
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