BMC : Blockchain and Crypto-Asset Economy

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BASICS OF Business Data Communication(4) :Blockchain

[1]. Money History and Theory(What is Money?)

History of Money

[2]. Investment in Blockchain(Bitcoin and Investment)

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[3]. Introduction to Blockchain

0.Why New Universal Crypto-Currency?

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1.기본개념

1). 용어
LEDGER POW

Blockchain concept in 5 levels of difficulty

2). 비트코인

3). Byzantine Generals Problem

4). PoW

5). Another GPT?

2.활용 예

1). 비트코인

2). 이더리움

3). Different 19 specilized coins

4). Cryptokitties

[4]. Applications of Blockchain

1.Promised Innovations

  • Blockchain Opportunities
  • Beyond bitcoin

2.Tokens and Products

  • 3 Types of Tokens

    • Payment tokens/cryptocurrencies tokens which are intended to be used, now or in the future, as a means of payment for acquiring goods or services or as a means of money or value transfer. Cryptocurrencies give rise to no claims on their issuer.
    • Utility tokens tokens which are intended to provide access digitally to an application or service by means of a blockchain-based infrastructure.
    • Asset tokens assets such as a debt or equity claim on the issuer. Asset tokens promise, for example, a share in future company earnings or future capital flows. In terms of their economic function, therefore, these tokens are analogous to equities, bonds or derivatives. Tokens which enable physical assets to be traded on the blockchain also fall into this category. -Tokens and Products

1). Token Economy

  • More generic than traditional money
  • More fungible than traditional money
  • Near zero cost of payment Token economy 2). Payment and Investment 3). Supply Chain Integrity 4). New Business Models from Blockchains - Edge computing / Digital marketplaces

[5]. Blockchain Industry Trends(Blockchain Project Decision)

  • What applications on Blockchain?
    • (1) Can this be done without a blockchain? Would this work equally as well if it used cash or existing technology?
    • (2) Is it a big improvement from the existing process?
    • (3) What stakeholders need to be involved for this to work and are they properly incentivized to do so in this system?
    • (4) What’s the impetus for this solution to succeed in the market today?
  • Do you need a blockchain?
    • Do you need a blockchain
  • Public or Private
    • Public or Private
  • Blockchain Standard War
    • Hyperledger
    • Ethereum Alliance
    • Ripple Alliance
    • R3
    • Facebook Libra

[6]. Bubble,Bubble and Bubbles(Digital Gold vs. Digital Dollar)

1.

2. BUBBLE?

3. APPLE?

[7]. ICO and IEO

1.ICO

What is ICO?

2.IEO

What is IEO?

[8]. Challenges and Barriers of Blockchain Technology

1.Five common blockchain myths

2.Blockchain Pros and Cons

3.Cryptocurrencies: Beyond the hype

Cryptocurrencies: Beyond the hype

4.Cryptocurrency’s biggest threat

5. Technical Obstacles, Scalability

[9]. References

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