Bitcoin Cash operates on the blockchain which is distributed among the Bitcoin Cash network.
[Transactions](protocol\blockchain\transaction) in bitcoin are submitted to network nodes, which will [validate the transaction](protocol\blockchain\transaction-validation) against the transaction history in the blockchain.
Once transactions are considered valid, they will be grouped into blocks through [Merkle Trees](protocol\blockchain\block\merkle-tree).
Through rigorous hash computation, blocks can be mined into the blockchain by the network nodes and are subsequently broadcasted to the Bitcoin Cash network.
The transactions on the Bitcoin Cash is pseudonymous.
The blockchain does not keep records of coin ownerships for users.
Instead, each transaction refers to the unspent results of previous transactions.
The results of the transaction is then locked through [locking scripts](protocol\blockchain\transaction\locking-script) and whoever holds the correct [unlocking scripts](protocol\blockchain\transaction\unlocking-script) can use the results in their future transactions.