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How Merkle Trees Secure Cryptocurrency Transactions with Merkle Roots

Merkle trees use cryptographic hashing to create a single root that proves all transactions in a blockchain block are valid. This enables lightweight verification, scalability, and tamper-proof security for Bitcoin and most cryptocurrencies.

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