Blockchain process and workflow presentation

Block chain presentation

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2. Blockchain
26
th
June 2023

3. One Technology Can't Solve all the
Problems

4. Blockchain Is NOT Bitcoin

5. Blockchain and the Early Internet

6. Peer-to-Peer Network Architecture

7. Distributed Ledgers

8. Understanding Ledgers

9. History of Ledgers: Single-Entry Ledgers

10. History of Ledgers: Double-Entry Accounting

11. Distributed Ledger

12. History of Ledgers: Triple-Entry Accounting

13. Double vs. Triple-Entry Accounting Example

14. Centralized and Distributed Databases

15. Distributed Ledger Technologies

16. Basics of Blockchain

17. What is blockchain ?

18. Let's Review an Analogy

19. Data Stored

20. Blocks Are Chained Together

21. Blockchain Is Immutable

22. Hashing and Chaining

23. Blockchain

24. Transaction Flow

25. Characteristics of Blockchain

26. Immutability

27. Immutability in the Blockchain

28. Immutability in the Blockchain Is Essential

29. Cryptography

30. Encryption

31. Symmetric Encryption

32. Asymmetric Key Encryption

33. Cryptography and Hashing in Blockchain
●Blockchain provides users with data integrity in a trustless environment.
●This is accomplished using cryptography in a way that moves the burden of
trust from data processors to cryptographic algorithms.
In this section, we will discuss some of the ways cryptography is used in the
blockchain.

34. Cryptography Key Terms

35. Public Key Cryptography

36. Types of Blockchain

37. Types of Blockchain

38. Types of Blockchain

39. Types of Blockchain

40. Smart Contracts

41. Smart Contracts Review

42. Smart Contract Flow Diagram

43. Smart Contract Process

44. What Do Smart Contracts Provide?

45. Blockchain Security

46. Blockchain Security vs. Standard Cyber Security

47. Security Aspects

48. Blockchain Governance

49. What Is
Blockchain
Governance?
Effective blockchain governance
includes:
●Incentives
●Methods of coordination.

50. Blockchain Governance Strategies

51. Benevolent Dictator for Life

52. Core Development Team

53. Open Governance

54. On-Chain Governance

55. Who Really Governs the
Blockchain?
For a hard fork to be successful, users need to agree to follow it.
Users can refuse to follow a hard fork, creating a divergent
blockchain.
The DAO Hard Fork on Ethereum created Ethereum Classic.

56. Governance in Ethereum

57. Governance in Hyperledger

58. Governance in Corda

59. Advanced Blockchain Anonymity Techniques

60. Challenges in Blockchain

62. Start Blockchain Journey

63. Ethereum

64. Ethereum Nodes Interaction

65. Ethereum Network Interactions

66. Application Architecture

67. Blockchain Application Architecture