Description
Prerequisites
Target Audience
This One-Day (8 Hours) workshop offers the following:
What is Blockchain?
- Significance
- Disruption
- Distinction between Blockchain vs Cryptocurrency
- Definition – diagram
- Pillars of Blockchain
- Industry Applications of Blockchain
- History of Centralized Services, trusted third party
- Shift from gold standard to flat currency like Bitcoin
- Trustless system
- Immutability, Security, Privacy, Anti-fragility, etc.
- Why Blockchain?
Cryptocurrency and Markets
- Cryptocurrencies
- Where is the value – what are people investing in?
- How to Set up a Wallet
- Security
- Tokens and ICO
How Blockchain Work
- Peer to Peer network, what is a block?
- What was the “revolutionary” technology that actually drove towards the blockchain
- Distributed consensus
- Cryptography – mention what proof of work is.
- Hashing
- Data Integrity, Merkle Trees
- Public vs Private Key Cryptography
- Bitcoin and block sizes
Mining and Cryptocurrencies
- Mining
- Proof of Work vs Stake
- What this does, how miners make money
- What this meant as an impact to the world
- Motivations, incentives, strategy
- Pools
- CPUS and GPUs, and what the impact is
- What miners do – business model, overview, the purpose e. Revenue at a Protocol Level – Block Rewards/Fees/ETC
Types of Blockchain and Enterprise
- Public and Private Blockchains
- Use Cases:
- Digital Rights – ownership and accessibility, education
- Industry – healthcare, identity, finance
- Elections and Voting: Auto execution of contracts, escrow, etc.
Consensus Building
- Proof of Work
- What is it
- Security Implications
- 1 PC 1 vote
- Environmental
- Proof of Stake
Regulation and Anonymity
- ICO and SEC ruling
- Why people use blockchain and bitcoin in the first place – its anonymity
- Governments (not just US) regulating bitcoin, ETFs
- Anti-Money Laundering
- Political Implications on blockchain
- Government’s current position and how this affects blockchain.
Problems with Blockchain
- Security and Safeguards
- Protection from attackers
- Hacks on exchanges
- What is stopping adoption?
- Scalability problems
- Network attacks to destroy bitcoin
- Case Study on Blockchain failures
Introduction to Hyperledger
Important Note:
The Date is tentative. We’ll confirm the date once we reach a minimum threshold number of participants. The venue will also be communicated later.
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