Large banks were interested in the blockchain technology but not the public chains. Banks were tinkering by taking the Bitcoin Core code and altering it to fit their purposes (which is not a public permissionless censorship-resistant bearer asset database). MultiChain was created to provide an off-the-shelf solution that FIs can take, configure and run. MultiChain is philosophically modelled after MySQL: users can take it, configure it, and run it.
Initial setup creates roles and permissions for each user, but these can be adjusted in-flight by consensus of a specified number of administrators, eg you can enable a new block-adder if 90% administrators agree. Six types of permissioned actions:
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In a MultiChain blockchain you can create coins or digital tokens which have an immutable ownership history, which all nodes track and verify. However by default there is no underlying coin to pay transaction fees and to reward block-adders (cf BTC in bitcoin, NXT in NXT, ETH in Ethereum), although you can configure MultiChain to use one if you want.
MultiChain uses a randomised round-robin system for block-adders and a concept of mining diversity which is a configurable strictness on how long a block-adder has to sit out for after he has added a block, before the other nodes will accept another block from him.
In a blockchain with known participants (asset owners and block-adders), competitive mining and confirmations is less important than in an anonymous public blockchain, because if someone tried to double spend, you know who they are and can take them to court for attempted fraud.
Public and private blockchains have very different use cases and solve a different set of problems. Bitcoin may end up as a decentralised global general repository of information, accessible to everybody, as a replicated permanent timestamp system. BTC may become the token that fuels this, like a pay to use system, rather than a store of value.
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