Blockchain Networks: Permissioned Versus Permissionless

Any company looking to learn more about blockchain technology will quickly find that there are different network deployments — Permissioned (where the network is closed to invite-only nodes) and Permissionless (where the network access and participation are publicly available). Which network type makes sense for your use case?


Not all blockchains are the same — in this episode of the Fluree Video Podcast we sit down with Brian Platz and chat about what makes a network “Permissioned” or “Permissionless.”

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In this episode of the Fluree Video Podcast, Brian Platz (Co-CEO and Co-Founder @ Fluree) takes us through the key differences between permissioned and permissionless blockchain. Key tradeoffs include time, money, privacy, and efficiency. Key factors to consider are data relevancy and data security.




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