What Is Blockchain Technology? The Ultimate Guide
Blockchain 101 How does blockchain work? What is blockchain used for?
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Blockchain 101
How does blockchain work?
What is blockchain used for?
Course Content
Chapter 1 – Blockchain 101
What is blockchain?
How are blocks connected?
Blockchains and decentralization
The Byzantine Generals Problem
Why do blockchains need to be decentralized?
What’s the peer-to-peer network?
What are blockchain nodes?
Public vs. private blockchains
How do transactions work?
How to make Bitcoin transactions
How to withdraw bitcoins from Binance
How to send bitcoins from Trust Wallet to Electrum
Who invented blockchain technology?
Pros and cons of blockchain technology
Pros
Cons
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What is blockchain?
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How are blocks connected?
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Blockchains and decentralization
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The Byzantine Generals Problem
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Why do blockchains need to be decentralized?
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What’s the peer-to-peer network?
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What are blockchain nodes?
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Public vs. private blockchains
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How do transactions work?
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How to make Bitcoin transactions
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Who invented blockchain technology?
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Pros and cons of blockchain technology
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Pros
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Cons
Chapter 2 – How does blockchain work?
How are blocks added to the blockchain?
Mining (Proof of Work)
Pros of Proof of Work
Cons of Proof of Work
Staking (Proof of Stake)
Pros of Proof of Stake
Cons of Proof of Stake
Other consensus algorithms
Can I revert blockchain transactions?
What is blockchain scalability?
Why does blockchain need to scale?
What is a blockchain fork?
Soft forks
Hard forks
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How are blocks added to the blockchain?
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Mining (Proof of Work)
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Staking (Proof of Stake)
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Other consensus algorithms
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Can I revert blockchain transactions?
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What is blockchain scalability?
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Why does blockchain need to scale?
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What is a blockchain fork?
Chapter 3 – What is blockchain used for?
Blockchain for supply chains
Blockchain and the gaming industry
Blockchain for healthcare
Blockchain remittance
Blockchain and digital identity
Blockchain and the Internet of Things (IoT)
Blockchain for governance
Blockchain for charity
Blockchain for speculation
Crowdfunding with blockchain
Blockchain and distributed file systems
Blockchain technology can be used for a wide range of use cases. Let’s go through some of them.
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Blockchain for supply chains
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Blockchain and the gaming industry
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Blockchain for healthcare
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Blockchain remittance
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Blockchain and digital identity
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Blockchain and the Internet of Things (IoT)
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Blockchain for governance
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Blockchain for charity
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Blockchain for speculation
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Crowdfunding with blockchain
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Blockchain and distributed file systems
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