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How to describe it to your grandmother!
Blockchain How to describe it to your grandmother! Mehran Davoudi @mehrandvd
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As a part of series at
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The Journey Overview Bitcoin Cryptocurrency Blockchain Blockchain 2.0
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The 5th disruptive computing paradigm
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Bitcoin History
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Growth Price Transactions (logarithmic scale)
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Trust concept Real money Cryptocurrency Centralized Ledger Banks
Accounts E-banking Cryptocurrency Distributed Ledger No one responsible
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How Bitcoin works? Bitcoin as a money, as a gold
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Gold Ecosystem A Rare Stone Miners Earning Spending Traders
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Semi-Bitcoin Ecosystem A Rare Number
Numbers with just 2 prime factors that have at least 5 zeros At least 8 zeros At least 8 sequential zeros At least 8 sequential zeros starting at second digit Mathematical proof
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Semi-Bitcoin: Miners Computers and algorithms to find such a number.
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Semi-Bitcoin: Earning and Spending
People should accept to earn these numbers for their works, services and … People should be able to spend these numbers to buy services or products.
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Semi-Bitcoin: Traders
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Mainstream Adoption Too complicated for mainstream adoption:
Same was true for the Internet, Not necessary to know how TCP/IP works 32-character public key is not easy to use as a public address. Circle Internet Financial and Xapo: Gmail of Bitcoin
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Byzantine’s General problem
Double-Spend problem resolved by blockchain
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Decentralized Nature It is decentralized by design, that’s what we call the Blockchain
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Blocks, chains of them… 20$ Mehran to Maryam 80$ Maryam to Mohsen
Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … …
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Decentralized chains 20$ Mehran to Maryam 80$ Maryam to Mohsen
Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … … Block 1 20$ Mehran to Maryam Block 2 80$ Maryam to Mohsen Block 3 Afshin to Mohsen Block 4 … … …
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Proof of Work Who can change the entire blockchain?
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Blockchain as an infrastructure
At 2010 a communication from Satoshi Nakamoto: The design supports a tremendous variety of possible transaction types that I designed years ago. Money transfer is just a fact. Why just money? Why not to manage the other facts?
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Blockchain revolution
Currency Money Payments Blockchain 2.0 Contracts Financial Market Blockchain 3.0 Government Health Science Literacy Culture Art
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Blockchain 2.0 DApp: Decentralized Applications
DAO: Decentralized Autonomous Organizations DAC: Decentralized Autonomous Corporations To transfer of many other kinds of assets beyond currency.
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Storj Decentralized cloud storage platform
Completed a $461,802 crowdfunding in 2014 Enable users to rent out their unused hard disk space and store heir files on the Storj network.
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Automatic Tradenets Self-operating, self-owned assets:
Self-driving car, self-owning car
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Melk Radar Aggregation of all estates from online vendors: Divar, Sheypour, Hamshahri, … Real estates do not trust each other, so multi-level transactions can not be made. A transaction could have different stakeholders with trusted portions of profit.
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Everything is like Economy
Every system in life, is economic to some degree Systems and interactions: Awareness and discovery Value attribution Potential interaction and exchange
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Distributed Censorship-Resistant
No comment!
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Namecoin Alternative to verify DNS registrations
URLs permanently embedded in blockchain would be resistant to the government seizing of domains. Top-level domains are being controlled by centralized authorities. United States controls .com URLs. Top-level domain for Namecoin is .bit
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Blockchain as a Service: BaaS
Microsoft Azure Ethereum Blockchain as a Service IBM Blockchain on Bluemix Deloitte Rubix
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THANK YOU I’m available everywhere by: @mehrandvd
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