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create a common blockchain. Bitcoin reaches consensus every 10 minutes about
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the state of the blockchain as it existed in the _past_.
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<p class="fix_tracking">
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The timestamps set in block headers are set by the miners. There is a
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certain degree of latitude allowed by the consensus rules to account for
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differences in clock accuracy between decentralized nodes. However, this
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times in the past for some blocks, they can use the current time for
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some other blocks, and so again make it look like there's a long time
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between blocks for the purpose of manipulating difficulty.
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To prevent manipulation, Bitcoin has two consensus rules. The first is
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that no node will accept any block with a time further in the future
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