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1. Create a Node: Create a computer node which will serve as a platform for you to build and work on your POW blockchain. This can be a cloud node or a local server. 2. Install Libraries: Install the necessary libraries and packages. This includes packages like Python, C++, and other libraries needed for coding the blockchain. 3. Create a Genesis Block: A genesis block is the first block in the blockchain. It contains a unique identifier, the block time, the block hash and a block reward. 4. Set Network Configuration: Set up the network configuration for the blockchain, which includes defining the difficulty of the network and the network fee. 5. Create a Mining Algorithm: Create a mining algorithm that allows users to mine the POW coin and receive rewards. You can use existing algorithms or create your own. 6. Write Smart Contracts: Smart contracts are automated contracts that run on the blockchain and allow users to exchange data with each other securely. 7. Test and Deploy: Once the blockchain is ready, test it thoroughly and deploy it on a live network. This will allow users to begin mining and transacting on the network.

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Jan. 12, 2023, 3:42 a.m.

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Published: Thursday, January 12, 2023

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