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While writing articles or e-papers on the blockchain, writers usually falter in the fundamental understanding of blockchain technology and how it works. Blockchain is an encrypted system of recording transactions that are now being used extensively by banks and financial institutions to generate trust in contract formation and execution. Know all about the basics of blockchain technology so that your article on the blockchain is sound. This presentation can serve as a reference piece for all technical writers on blockchain.
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- 2. What is Blockchain? • BLOCKCHAIN IS A PUBLIC , DISTRIBUTED LEDGER THAT RECORDS TRANSACTIONS IN BLOCKS. DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND? LETS DISSECT EACH PART OF THE DEFINITION
- 3. WHAT IS A LEDGER? • A LEDGER IS A RECORD KEEPING SYSTEM OF BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS
- 5. WHAT ARE BLOCKS IN BLOCKCHAIN? • BLOCKS ARE DIGITAL PIECES OF INFORMATION OF THIS LEDGER TRANSACTION RECORD. • IT STORES INFORMATION LIKE DATE , TIME, AMOUNT OF PURCHASE AND THE PARTIES INVOLVED IN BUYING AND SELLING
- 7. • THIS INFORMATION IS STORED IN AN ENCRYPTED FORM CALLED HASH CODES. • HASH CODES ARE STRINGS OF LETTERS OR NUMBERS GENERATED BY HASH FUNCTION. • EVERY TRANSACTION HAS A DIFFERENT HASH CODE
- 8. • TRANSACTIONS ARE PROVIDED THESE HASH CODES IN ORDER. • IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE THE HASH CODE OF ANY OF THE TRANSACTIONS, THE HASH CODES OF ALL THE PREVIOUS TRANSACTIONS CHANGES
- 9. • EVEN A SMALL CHANGE IN TRANSACTION CREATES A COMPLETE NEW HASH OR TRANSACTION CODE
- 11. • BLOCKCHAIN IS A CHAIN OF BLOCKS OR CHAIN OF TRANSACTION RECORDS. • BLOCKCHAIN OR THIS RECORD DIARY IS SPREAD OVER HUNDREDS OF COMPUTERS CALLED NODES. SO IT IS A PUBLIC LEDGER TECHNOLOGY
- 12. • THIS NODES ARE INSPECTING POINTS WHICH ENSURES THAT TRANSACTION HAS NOT BEEN CHANGED BY CHECKING THE HASH CODE.