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Blockchain 101 in Bollywood Way

Blockchain 101 in Bollywood Way

Understanding concepts of Blockchain in Bollywood Style. Concepts of Bitcoin and Ethereum. Understanding Proof of Work and how it works and What is Proof of Stake

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Yogendra Mishra

January 19, 2018

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  1. What’s on your plate Blockchain and how it works Bitcoin

    jargons Ethereum: fundamentals DApps Smart Contracts Other cryptocurrencies & ICO (Initial Coin Offering) Use cases & things we can do
  2. What’s on your plate Blockchain and how it works Bitcoin

    jargons Ethereum: fundamentals DApps Smart Contracts Other cryptocurrencies & ICO (Initial Coin Offering) Use cases & things we can do
  3. What’s on your plate Blockchain and how it works Bitcoin

    jargons Ethereum: fundamentals DApps Smart Contracts Other cryptocurrencies & ICO (Initial Coin Offering) Use cases & things we can do
  4. What’s on your plate Blockchain and how it works Bitcoin

    jargons Ethereum: fundamentals DApps Smart Contracts Other cryptocurrencies & ICO (Initial Coin Offering) Use cases & things we can do
  5. What’s on your plate Blockchain and how it works Bitcoin

    jargons Ethereum: fundamentals DApps Smart Contracts Other cryptocurrencies & ICO (Initial Coin Offering) Use cases & things we can do
  6. What’s on your plate Blockchain and how it works Bitcoin

    jargons Ethereum: fundamentals DApps Smart Contracts Other cryptocurrencies & ICO (Initial Coin Offering) Use cases & things we can do
  7. What’s on your plate Blockchain and how it works Bitcoin

    jargons Ethereum: fundamentals DApps Smart Contracts Other cryptocurrencies & ICO (Initial Coin Offering) Use cases & things we can do
  8. Why We need Blockchain Multiple sources of truth Human error

    Fraudulence Reliance on intermediaries Vulnerability Lack of customer focus Traditional Banking System
  9. Why We need Blockchain Multiple sources of truth Human error

    Fraudulence Reliance on intermediaries Vulnerability Lack of customer focus Traditional Banking System
  10. Why We need Blockchain Multiple sources of truth Human error

    Fraudulence Reliance on intermediaries Vulnerability Lack of customer focus Traditional Banking System
  11. Why We need Blockchain Multiple sources of truth Human error

    Fraudulence Reliance on intermediaries Vulnerability Lack of customer focus Traditional Banking System
  12. Why We need Blockchain Multiple sources of truth Human error

    Fraudulence Reliance on intermediaries Vulnerability Lack of customer focus Traditional Banking System
  13. Why We need Blockchain Multiple sources of truth Human error

    Fraudulence Reliance on intermediaries Vulnerability Lack of customer focus
  14. Pillars of Blockchain Cryptography P2P Incentivize Show me the incentive

    and I will show you the outcome - Charles Munger
  15. Merkle Tree A hash tree or a Merkle tree is

    a tree in which every non-leaf node is labelled with the hash of the labels or values (in case of leaves) of its child nodes. Hash trees are useful because they allow efficient and secure verification of the contents of large data structures
  16. Merkle Tree A hash tree or a Merkle tree is

    a tree in which every non-leaf node is labelled with the hash of the labels or values (in case of leaves) of its child nodes. Hash trees are useful because they allow efficient and secure verification of the contents of large data structures
  17. Your “very” own.. Torrents use Merkle Tree Also, GIT, IPFS

    System, Bitcoin, Apache Cassandra name a few
  18. Bitcoin Bitcoin is a form of digital currency, created and

    held electronically. No one controls it. Bitcoins aren’t printed, like dollars or euros – they’re produced by people, and increasingly businesses, running computers all around the world, using software that solves mathematical problems.
  19. Solving the Digital Currency Issue Double-spending is a potential flaw

    in a digital cash scheme in which the same single digital token can be spent more than once. This is possible because a digital token consists of a digital file that can be duplicated or falsified
  20. It’s not as perfect as it looks… 10 min for

    block Pending Transaction Supply 21M Limited to Money
  21. Ethereum Goal Ethereum has the goal of using a blockchain

    to replace internet third parties — those that store data, transfer mortgages and keep track of complex financial instruments.
  22. Smart Contracts Smart contracts help you exchange money, property, shares,

    or anything of value in a transparent, conflict-free way while avoiding the services of a middleman. Its like set of pre-defined conditions or rules
  23. GAS

  24. Gas