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Blockchain Architecture: Important Terminologies (Hashes & Hashing Function)
Transaction
Understanding The Blockchain Ecosystem & Architecture
Making a Blockchain Application
Ethereum: Blockchain 2.0
What is Ethereum and Overview of Ethereum
Ethereum Terminologies
Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO)
Ethereum Mining & Ethereum Network and Usages
Smart Contract
Installing the Ethereum Development Environment
Supporting Technologies for Ethereum
What Future holds: Blockchain 3.0: Supply Chain
Financial System
Healthcare
Internet Of things( IoT)
Fundraising (ICO & STO)
Governance
Scalability And Solutions to Scalability
Proof of Stake and Off-Chain State Channels
Increase In Block Size
Segregated Witness
Market Readiness
>No Third-Party intermediary.
Each node transacts with other node and transaction doesn’t go through another party (like Bank). This property makes transactions faster and secure.
Once two parties transact and a transaction is initiated, miners will start to put that on to block. Once a block is created, it will be appended to the chain for each user.
On the downside, this process takes time making transaction and slows down the process as more users join the network.
> Censorship resistant
As there is no intermediary, a transaction doesn’t have to go through a central party which can block operation due to some external factors.
Due to all parties transacting themselves, regulatory governance becomes more important; because, It leads to Money Laundering like issues.
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