There is a ledger of every time crypto changes hands so that it can be kept track of like an accounting ledger the ledger itself is stored redundantly on many different nodes in the crypto network hence decentralized and many "people" (number of verification varies depending on which system) will check that a transaction is legitimate before it gets written into the ledger. For at least some crypto coins there is a fixed amount in totality and more cannot be minted.
There is a ledger of every time crypto changes hands so that it can be kept track of like an accounting ledger the ledger itself is stored redundantly on many different nodes in the crypto network hence decentralized and many "people" (number of verification varies depending on which system) will check that a transaction is legitimate before it gets written into the ledger. For at least some crypto coins there is a fixed amount in totality and more cannot be minted.
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