A high level overview of cryptocurrencies focused on Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and ICOs presented to the "Pay-it-Forward" group in Bangalore in October 2017.
The document provides an overview of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. It defines cryptocurrency as digital money used for transactions that is decentralized and uses cryptography. Blockchains are public ledgers that record all transactions in a network. Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency, created in 2009, with a finite supply that is obtained through mining. Ethereum allows for creation of custom tokens and decentralized applications. Initial coin offerings have raised over $18 billion, though many are scams. Resources are provided for learning more about cryptocurrencies and blockchain.
Crypto-currency is a digital currency that works as a medium of exchange like normal currencies such as USD. It uses cryptography to secure transactions and control the creation of new coins. Some key points about crypto-currency are that it has no central authority, uses decentralized control, and works using public/private keys to verify transfers of value. Popular crypto-currencies include Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin. To use crypto-currency, users need a digital wallet to send and receive digital coins.
This document discusses private blockchains and how they differ from public blockchains. It explains that private blockchains are permissioned shared databases that use blockchain technology like cryptography and consensus algorithms to provide trust between entities that have limited trust. While they don't have the same properties as public blockchains like immutability and anonymity, private blockchains can enable use cases like financial settlement, provenance tracking, and interorganizational record keeping where a centralized database is not ideal due to lack of trust or need for disintermediation. The document addresses criticisms of private blockchains and blockchain technology in general. It also introduces the MultiChain platform for deploying private blockchains.
This document provides an introduction and overview of Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and blockchain. It discusses what cryptocurrency is, how it began with Satoshi Nakamoto publishing the Bitcoin whitepaper in 2009, and how the blockchain works through hashing and mining to validate transactions in a decentralized manner. The document also addresses how cryptocurrency gets its value from supply and demand, how it is safer than traditional currency and databases through its decentralized structure, and how it could change the world by giving more people access to financial services and markets through a trustless system.
This slidedeck was used at the first Blockchain Vlaanderen meetup in Leuven. It features a live (and open-source) demonstration of two usecases with Multichain.
Litecoin Genesis Date - October 7, 2011
Founder Charlie Lee, a former Google and Coinbase employee.
Litecoin reached a $1 billion marketcap in November 2013.[
In May 2017, Litecoin became the first of the top-5 (by market cap) cryptocurrencies to adopt Segregated Witness .
Later in May of the same year, the first Lightning Network transaction was completed through litecoin, transferring 0.00000001 LTC from Zurich to San Francisco in under one second.
The document provides an overview of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. It defines cryptocurrency as digital money used for transactions that is decentralized and uses cryptography. Blockchains are public ledgers that record all transactions in a network. Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency, created in 2009, with a finite supply that is obtained through mining. Ethereum allows for creation of custom tokens and decentralized applications. Initial coin offerings have raised over $18 billion, though many are scams. Resources are provided for learning more about cryptocurrencies and blockchain.
Crypto-currency is a digital currency that works as a medium of exchange like normal currencies such as USD. It uses cryptography to secure transactions and control the creation of new coins. Some key points about crypto-currency are that it has no central authority, uses decentralized control, and works using public/private keys to verify transfers of value. Popular crypto-currencies include Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin. To use crypto-currency, users need a digital wallet to send and receive digital coins.
This document discusses private blockchains and how they differ from public blockchains. It explains that private blockchains are permissioned shared databases that use blockchain technology like cryptography and consensus algorithms to provide trust between entities that have limited trust. While they don't have the same properties as public blockchains like immutability and anonymity, private blockchains can enable use cases like financial settlement, provenance tracking, and interorganizational record keeping where a centralized database is not ideal due to lack of trust or need for disintermediation. The document addresses criticisms of private blockchains and blockchain technology in general. It also introduces the MultiChain platform for deploying private blockchains.
This document provides an introduction and overview of Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and blockchain. It discusses what cryptocurrency is, how it began with Satoshi Nakamoto publishing the Bitcoin whitepaper in 2009, and how the blockchain works through hashing and mining to validate transactions in a decentralized manner. The document also addresses how cryptocurrency gets its value from supply and demand, how it is safer than traditional currency and databases through its decentralized structure, and how it could change the world by giving more people access to financial services and markets through a trustless system.
This slidedeck was used at the first Blockchain Vlaanderen meetup in Leuven. It features a live (and open-source) demonstration of two usecases with Multichain.
Litecoin Genesis Date - October 7, 2011
Founder Charlie Lee, a former Google and Coinbase employee.
Litecoin reached a $1 billion marketcap in November 2013.[
In May 2017, Litecoin became the first of the top-5 (by market cap) cryptocurrencies to adopt Segregated Witness .
Later in May of the same year, the first Lightning Network transaction was completed through litecoin, transferring 0.00000001 LTC from Zurich to San Francisco in under one second.
This document discusses alternatives to Bitcoin cryptocurrency design. It summarizes Litecoin, which uses a different proof-of-work algorithm called Scrypt, allowing for faster transaction confirmations. Ripple is described as eliminating proof-of-work entirely, reaching consensus through a variation of Byzantine Paxos voting among servers. Ethereum allows for distributed applications through a scripting language and features a more complex mining reward system than Bitcoin. Common security issues with smart contracts are also outlined.
1. What is Block Chain
2. How Does it Work
3. What are the key attributes of Blockchain
4. What are applications areas for Block Chain
5. What are the advantages and Disadvantages of Block Chain
The document discusses blockchain technology through examples from Yap Island and its use of large stone discs (Rai stones) as currency. It provides analogies between the Rai stone system and key aspects of blockchain like distributed ledgers, consensus mechanisms, and resistance to tampering. It also summarizes some key features of blockchain like eliminating intermediaries, ease of use, improved security and transparency. The document discusses potential blockchain use cases for businesses and provides an overview of the Hyperledger Fabric implementation of blockchain.
The document discusses cryptocurrency including what it is, how it works, types of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, blockchain technology, roles of cryptocurrency, investments in cryptocurrency, and the effect on the job market. Cryptocurrency uses encryption techniques to create digital currency that is not controlled by governments or banks. Transactions are recorded on a public digital ledger called a blockchain. There are many types of cryptocurrencies with Bitcoin being the first and largest. Blockchain uses cryptography and a peer-to-peer network to securely record transactions. Cryptocurrency has increased demand for jobs in areas like blockchain development.
A CIO Roundtable briefing on the disruptive nature of the Blockchain, Bitcoin and Ethereum. We'll take a look at Smart Contracts, Digital Tokens and a dozen or so use cases within Financial Services, IOT, Healthcare and Government.
Topics Covered:
What is the BlockChain
Economics behind Digital Currencies
Blockchain Trivia
Use Cases
In this presentation there will be brief overview on what is Blockchain Technology?
What are the components in a block?
what are the applications of BlockChain technology?
Blockchain (the era of decentralized apps)Utkarsh Mehta
Blockchain
Blockchain is not bitcoin
Cryptocurrency
What is blockchain
What is a block
Smart contracts
Types of blockchain
Nodes
Advantages
Disadvantages
Implementations
Decentralization
Utkarsh Mehta
Bitcoin and other distributed virtual currencies are revolutionizing how monetary value is stored and exchanged on the Internet. Key opportunities and risks will be described. The two main objectives of this talk will be to explain the underlying blockchain and cryptology technologies that make them work, and to demonstrate PHP recipes for using the web services that enable payment processing, identity validation, and smart contract execution.
A comparison of blockchain technologies for distributed votingRoderik van der Veer
This slidedeck was used at the third Blockchain Vlaanderen meetup in Antwerp. It explores the currently available Blockchains and their capabilities within the context of voting in Belgium.
This document provides an introduction to blockchain technologies. It discusses key principles like decentralization and transparency. It also covers cryptography primitives, consensus protocols like proof-of-work and proof-of-stake, economics of cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, and limitations of current blockchain platforms. The goal is to give the reader an overview of the major components that make up blockchain systems.
Hyperledger is an open source collaborative effort started by The Linux Foundation to develop cross-industry blockchain technologies. It brings together leaders in various industries to build blockchain frameworks and platforms through independent software development communities. The goal is to advance open protocols and standards by providing a modular backbone for different blockchain components and services around identity, access control, and smart contracts. Companies fund the Hyperledger project through membership fees to The Linux Foundation.
Blockchain technology allows for a decentralized digital ledger that can record transactions across a distributed network without the need for a central authority. This document provides an overview of blockchain and cryptocurrencies including how Bitcoin works using cryptography and game theory, why blockchain is significant due to its borderless, decentralized, permissionless and distributed nature, examples of cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets, notable hacks that occurred, and how blockchain is discussed in the media. The conclusion thanks the audience for their time.
Blockchain technology provides a secure digital platform for recording and verifying transactions. It works by creating an immutable record, or "golden record", of transactions that is distributed across a network of computers. This makes altering logged data extremely difficult. Blockchain allows peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, reducing costs and settling transactions faster than traditional banking. It is decentralized, with data distributed across servers rather than a central hub, increasing security. Users and developers have more control over blockchains than with systems run by third parties.
Bitcoins are a cryptocurrency that uses blockchain technology to allow for peer-to-peer transactions without a central authority. Transactions are recorded on a public ledger called the blockchain, which uses cryptography to securely record each transaction. Users store bitcoins in digital wallets and can transfer them to others for low fees. While bitcoins aim to serve as a medium of exchange like cash, some see them as a store of value like gold due to their limited supply which is designed to cap at 21 million bitcoins. The blockchain is maintained through a process called mining where users lend their computing power to verify transactions and are rewarded with new bitcoins for solving computational puzzles.
Blockchain And Cryptocurrency : How Blockchain And Cryptocurrency Relate To E...Blockchain Council
Blockchain Council is a renowned platform providing all the certification and Blockchain courses that will help you make an established career in this field.
Introduction to Bitcoin and Crypto-currency Justin Denton
What is bitcoin? And how do I mine it? Will users be paying fees in the library with it? Should it be your retirement plan? During this webinar, we will explore Bitcoin, the Crypto-currency with all the buzz and learn:
What is it? How do you purchase it?
How does it work? Is it like a stock? Where does one spend it?
Is it safe?
Will users be purchasing them on workstations? If so, how can I make this transaction as safe as possible?
This webinar will cover everything bitcoin as well as other crypto-currencies. We discuss what it is, how you and yours users are likely to interact with it. We’ll talk about the hardware and software technologies involved. And what the future looks like.
Blockchain Technology - The Next Superpower By Priyank VaghelaPriyankVaghela
What is Blockchain Technology?
Basics of Blockchain
How Does Blockchain work?
Blockchain Timeline
What Blockchain can store?
What is Bitcoin?
BItcoin vs Blockchain
This document proposes a blockchain-based model for the financial ecosystem that addresses scalability issues with existing blockchain solutions. It suggests that each entity maintains its own ledger rather than sharing a single global ledger. Transactions are executed through a peer-to-peer network between trusted gateways like banks, allowing for fast settlement, auditability, and no built-in currency while maintaining privacy and complying with regulations.
The document summarizes a blockchain workshop hosted by Extropy.io. The agenda includes reviewing blockchain fundamentals like proof of work consensus, introducing Ethereum, developing smart contracts with Solidity, designing for decentralization, best practices, and development tools. The workshop covers blockchain components, data structures, consensus mechanisms beyond proof of work, the history of blockchain from Bitcoin, restrictions in building decentralized applications, and common smart contract patterns.
Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that was created in 2009. It uses peer-to-peer technology and digital signatures to allow secure transactions without a central authority. Transactions are recorded on a public blockchain, with new bitcoins created through mining and transaction fees providing incentives. Paymium provides services to promote bitcoin adoption, including wallets, exchanges between bitcoin and euros, and secure storage techniques like cold storage to protect customer funds.
This document discusses alternatives to Bitcoin cryptocurrency design. It summarizes Litecoin, which uses a different proof-of-work algorithm called Scrypt, allowing for faster transaction confirmations. Ripple is described as eliminating proof-of-work entirely, reaching consensus through a variation of Byzantine Paxos voting among servers. Ethereum allows for distributed applications through a scripting language and features a more complex mining reward system than Bitcoin. Common security issues with smart contracts are also outlined.
1. What is Block Chain
2. How Does it Work
3. What are the key attributes of Blockchain
4. What are applications areas for Block Chain
5. What are the advantages and Disadvantages of Block Chain
The document discusses blockchain technology through examples from Yap Island and its use of large stone discs (Rai stones) as currency. It provides analogies between the Rai stone system and key aspects of blockchain like distributed ledgers, consensus mechanisms, and resistance to tampering. It also summarizes some key features of blockchain like eliminating intermediaries, ease of use, improved security and transparency. The document discusses potential blockchain use cases for businesses and provides an overview of the Hyperledger Fabric implementation of blockchain.
The document discusses cryptocurrency including what it is, how it works, types of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, blockchain technology, roles of cryptocurrency, investments in cryptocurrency, and the effect on the job market. Cryptocurrency uses encryption techniques to create digital currency that is not controlled by governments or banks. Transactions are recorded on a public digital ledger called a blockchain. There are many types of cryptocurrencies with Bitcoin being the first and largest. Blockchain uses cryptography and a peer-to-peer network to securely record transactions. Cryptocurrency has increased demand for jobs in areas like blockchain development.
A CIO Roundtable briefing on the disruptive nature of the Blockchain, Bitcoin and Ethereum. We'll take a look at Smart Contracts, Digital Tokens and a dozen or so use cases within Financial Services, IOT, Healthcare and Government.
Topics Covered:
What is the BlockChain
Economics behind Digital Currencies
Blockchain Trivia
Use Cases
In this presentation there will be brief overview on what is Blockchain Technology?
What are the components in a block?
what are the applications of BlockChain technology?
Blockchain (the era of decentralized apps)Utkarsh Mehta
Blockchain
Blockchain is not bitcoin
Cryptocurrency
What is blockchain
What is a block
Smart contracts
Types of blockchain
Nodes
Advantages
Disadvantages
Implementations
Decentralization
Utkarsh Mehta
Bitcoin and other distributed virtual currencies are revolutionizing how monetary value is stored and exchanged on the Internet. Key opportunities and risks will be described. The two main objectives of this talk will be to explain the underlying blockchain and cryptology technologies that make them work, and to demonstrate PHP recipes for using the web services that enable payment processing, identity validation, and smart contract execution.
A comparison of blockchain technologies for distributed votingRoderik van der Veer
This slidedeck was used at the third Blockchain Vlaanderen meetup in Antwerp. It explores the currently available Blockchains and their capabilities within the context of voting in Belgium.
This document provides an introduction to blockchain technologies. It discusses key principles like decentralization and transparency. It also covers cryptography primitives, consensus protocols like proof-of-work and proof-of-stake, economics of cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, and limitations of current blockchain platforms. The goal is to give the reader an overview of the major components that make up blockchain systems.
Hyperledger is an open source collaborative effort started by The Linux Foundation to develop cross-industry blockchain technologies. It brings together leaders in various industries to build blockchain frameworks and platforms through independent software development communities. The goal is to advance open protocols and standards by providing a modular backbone for different blockchain components and services around identity, access control, and smart contracts. Companies fund the Hyperledger project through membership fees to The Linux Foundation.
Blockchain technology allows for a decentralized digital ledger that can record transactions across a distributed network without the need for a central authority. This document provides an overview of blockchain and cryptocurrencies including how Bitcoin works using cryptography and game theory, why blockchain is significant due to its borderless, decentralized, permissionless and distributed nature, examples of cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets, notable hacks that occurred, and how blockchain is discussed in the media. The conclusion thanks the audience for their time.
Blockchain technology provides a secure digital platform for recording and verifying transactions. It works by creating an immutable record, or "golden record", of transactions that is distributed across a network of computers. This makes altering logged data extremely difficult. Blockchain allows peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, reducing costs and settling transactions faster than traditional banking. It is decentralized, with data distributed across servers rather than a central hub, increasing security. Users and developers have more control over blockchains than with systems run by third parties.
Bitcoins are a cryptocurrency that uses blockchain technology to allow for peer-to-peer transactions without a central authority. Transactions are recorded on a public ledger called the blockchain, which uses cryptography to securely record each transaction. Users store bitcoins in digital wallets and can transfer them to others for low fees. While bitcoins aim to serve as a medium of exchange like cash, some see them as a store of value like gold due to their limited supply which is designed to cap at 21 million bitcoins. The blockchain is maintained through a process called mining where users lend their computing power to verify transactions and are rewarded with new bitcoins for solving computational puzzles.
Blockchain And Cryptocurrency : How Blockchain And Cryptocurrency Relate To E...Blockchain Council
Blockchain Council is a renowned platform providing all the certification and Blockchain courses that will help you make an established career in this field.
Introduction to Bitcoin and Crypto-currency Justin Denton
What is bitcoin? And how do I mine it? Will users be paying fees in the library with it? Should it be your retirement plan? During this webinar, we will explore Bitcoin, the Crypto-currency with all the buzz and learn:
What is it? How do you purchase it?
How does it work? Is it like a stock? Where does one spend it?
Is it safe?
Will users be purchasing them on workstations? If so, how can I make this transaction as safe as possible?
This webinar will cover everything bitcoin as well as other crypto-currencies. We discuss what it is, how you and yours users are likely to interact with it. We’ll talk about the hardware and software technologies involved. And what the future looks like.
Blockchain Technology - The Next Superpower By Priyank VaghelaPriyankVaghela
What is Blockchain Technology?
Basics of Blockchain
How Does Blockchain work?
Blockchain Timeline
What Blockchain can store?
What is Bitcoin?
BItcoin vs Blockchain
This document proposes a blockchain-based model for the financial ecosystem that addresses scalability issues with existing blockchain solutions. It suggests that each entity maintains its own ledger rather than sharing a single global ledger. Transactions are executed through a peer-to-peer network between trusted gateways like banks, allowing for fast settlement, auditability, and no built-in currency while maintaining privacy and complying with regulations.
The document summarizes a blockchain workshop hosted by Extropy.io. The agenda includes reviewing blockchain fundamentals like proof of work consensus, introducing Ethereum, developing smart contracts with Solidity, designing for decentralization, best practices, and development tools. The workshop covers blockchain components, data structures, consensus mechanisms beyond proof of work, the history of blockchain from Bitcoin, restrictions in building decentralized applications, and common smart contract patterns.
Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that was created in 2009. It uses peer-to-peer technology and digital signatures to allow secure transactions without a central authority. Transactions are recorded on a public blockchain, with new bitcoins created through mining and transaction fees providing incentives. Paymium provides services to promote bitcoin adoption, including wallets, exchanges between bitcoin and euros, and secure storage techniques like cold storage to protect customer funds.
1. Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that uses cryptography to secure transactions. It was created in 2009 by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto.
2. Blockchain technology underlies Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. It is a continuously growing list of transaction records linked through cryptography.
3. Mining is the process by which transactions are verified and added to the public blockchain ledger. Miners use specialized computer hardware to solve complex math problems, and are rewarded with new Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency created by unknown person or group called Satoshi Nakamoto. It allows for peer-to-peer transactions without an intermediary. Bitcoins are produced through mining, where computers validate transactions by solving complex math problems and are rewarded with new bitcoins. The total number of bitcoins is limited to 21 million. While bitcoin offers advantages like low fees and accessibility, it also faces criticisms around its energy use and potential for criminal activity. Whether to invest in bitcoin depends on one's risk tolerance since its value is volatile without an underlying asset.
Bitcoin is a digital currency created by Satoshi Nakamoto and released as open-source software in 2009. It allows online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without an intermediary. There will ultimately only be 21 million bitcoins created. Bitcoins are stored in digital wallets consisting of a public and private key. They can be obtained through mining, exchanging other currencies, buying from individuals, or selling goods/services for bitcoins. While they offer advantages over traditional currencies, bitcoins also carry risks like volatility, hacking, and theft if not properly secured.
a digital currency in which encryption techniques are used to regulate the generation of units of currency and verify the transfer of funds, operating independently of a central bank.
"decentralized cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin now provide an outlet for personal wealth that is beyond restriction and confiscation"
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In May 2014, the price of 1 bitcoin was $420 USD, significantly higher than $4 two years prior. Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer virtual currency introduced in 2008 as open source software. It allows online payments to be sent anywhere without third parties like banks by using bitcoin addresses and transaction verification through mining on the blockchain distributed ledger.
Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that uses cryptography to secure transactions. The first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, was created in 2009 and remains the best known. Cryptocurrencies operate on a decentralized blockchain network and use encryption techniques to control transactions instead of a central bank. They offer benefits like low transaction fees, anonymity, and lack of centralized control but also have limitations like high energy use for mining and volatility in value.
A short 101 on blockchain and cryptocurrencies - What is blockchain? How to get started investing in crypto? Tactical tips for keeping your investment secure. Presentation for Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Meetup at WeWork San Francisco, Oct 23 2017.
The document discusses Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. It begins with an introduction to Bitcoin, explaining how it works as a decentralized digital currency using cryptography. It then covers topics like how Bitcoin is mined through solving complex math problems, the use of wallets and addresses, alternatives to Bitcoin like Litecoin, and possibilities for the future of cryptocurrency including widespread usage and higher valuation. The document aims to provide an overview of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency for educational purposes.
Presentation Titled " Bitcoin and Ransomware Analysis " we discuss ransomware and how bitcoin are being utlized in cyber crime. we also have look at Bitcoin mining, Bitcoin trading market and block chain concept.
In the presentation Titled " Bitcoin and Ransomware Analysis " we discuss ransomware and how bitcoin are being utlised in cyber crime. we also have look at Bitcoin mining, trading and block chain concept.
Ashok Misra gave a presentation on Bitcoin at Inside Bitcoins in Las Vegas. He has decades of experience in banking and ecommerce. He discusses the growth of ecommerce, the evolution of online payments, and how Bitcoin works as a payment method. He covers topics like how Bitcoin is acquired and stored securely, its application for ecommerce, and potential pitfalls.
Bitcoin 101: The Currency, The Network, The CommunityEarthsite
Bitcoin and the underlying technology of cryptocurrency is poised to revolutionize the world of banking and financial equity. Can Bitcoin make it through the volatile startup years and be adopted as a global currency? With an estimated 50,000 businesses now accepting Bitcoin and more than $100 million in venture capital investments, 2014 could be the tipping point for this new form of value exchange.
In this introductory presentation, you'll learn what Bitcoin is, why the technology is revolutionary and how you can get involved in the community. Find out how businesses can save 2-3% on credit card fees and have instant access to a global market. Discover how digital currencies are supporting thriving local economies. Don't miss this opportunity to educate yourself on the fundamentals of Bitcoin and see how you and your business will benefit.
This document provides an overview of financial technology (fintech) in India. It notes that India has a large population that is young, mobile, and growing rapidly. The fintech market in India is poised for significant growth, especially in digital payments via mobile devices. Mobile banking and digital payment solutions have potential to better serve small businesses and help move India towards a more cashless society. The document outlines several trends in Indian fintech including growing smartphone and internet usage, and opportunities in areas like lending, payments, remittance, and banking technology.
Early-Stage Investment Terms in India at LetsVenturePankaj Jain
This document summarizes early-stage investment terms discussed at a LetsVenture roundtable event. It defines key terms like pre-money valuation, post-money valuation, dilution, vesting and liquidation preferences. It notes that founders typically give up 25% equity to angels and 30%+ to a Series A, plus option pools. The document warns about dilution in India being higher than typical and discusses board seats, information rights, redemption rights and right of first refusal that investors may ask for. It provides resources for learning more about start-up investing terms and law.
A presentation given at the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India to a group of young, first-time entrepreneurs on how to begin thinking about a global focus.
This document discusses startups in India and 500 Startups' investments in the region. It provides an overview of 500 Startups, their focus on small teams with functional prototypes and revenue, and interest areas like consumer e-commerce and financial services. Key statistics on India's economy and growing internet/mobile access are presented. The thriving Indian startup landscape of accelerators, angels, and funds is described along with billion dollar unicorns. 500 Startups' screening process and investments in India are covered, recommending connecting via AngelList or attending events to get involved.
A very simple introduction to personal finance and investing comparing investments in stocks or mutual funds. Presented at BarCamp Delhi on October 25th 2009.
The document summarizes the global financial crisis and its impact in India. It discusses how the crisis began with risky subprime mortgages in the US and spread globally. Key impacts mentioned include a steep drop in the Indian stock market, high inflation giving way to deflation, slowing GDP growth and job losses in India. The document warns that the crisis is still unfolding and will likely worsen further, and advises bracing for its full impact.
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During the budget session of 2024-25, the finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, introduced the “solar Rooftop scheme,” also known as “PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana.” It is a subsidy offered to those who wish to put up solar panels in their homes using domestic power systems. Additionally, adopting photovoltaic technology at home allows you to lower your monthly electricity expenses. Today in this blog we will talk all about what is the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana. How does it work? Who is eligible for this yojana and all the other things related to this scheme?
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The report *State of D2C in India: A Logistics Update* talks about the evolving dynamics of the d2C landscape with a particular focus on how brands navigate the complexities of logistics. Third Party Logistics enablers emerge indispensable partners in facilitating the growth journey of D2C brands, offering cost-effective solutions tailored to their specific needs. As D2C brands continue to expand, they encounter heightened operational complexities with logistics standing out as a significant challenge. Logistics not only represents a substantial cost component for the brands but also directly influences the customer experience. Establishing efficient logistics operations while keeping costs low is therefore a crucial objective for brands. The report highlights how 3PLs are meeting the rising demands of D2C brands, supporting their expansion both online and offline, and paving the way for sustainable, scalable growth in this fast-paced market.
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Crypto for the Rest of Us
1. “Crypto” for the Rest of Us
Pay It Forward
20th October, 2017
Copyright 2017, Pankaj Jain
2. What is “Crypto” or
“Cryptocurrency”?
• Digital money used for transacting
• Store of value, like gold
• Decentralized - no central bank like the RBI, usually,
no corporation
• Based on math and cryptography
• Transactions stored on a “Blockchain”
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3. What is a “Blockchain”
• A public ledger of all transactions
• Everyone can see every transaction that occurs
4. • Transactions are transmitted to the network and then
“miners” use sophisticated computers to solve a
mathematical equation to verify the transaction.
• A transaction is considered irreversible after 6 confirmations
are transmitted on the network.
• A “Public Key” is your address
• A “Private Key” is essentially your password to make a
transaction
• Typically, each transaction on a blockchain has a cost which
is usually paid by the sender
• Transactions are made from a wallet
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6. Why is this a Big Deal?
• Relatively quick transfers (as low as a few seconds to 10 minutes)
• Removal of barriers to transact with anyone, anywhere, any time
• Completely decentralized, do not need bank permission to transfer
money or sell a security to another person, or check who owns a home,
etc.
• Every transaction is immutable and public
• Transaction doesn’t have to be “money”, it can be the record of a
marriage, divorce, purchase of a home, sale of a business, etc.
• There will always be a record of the transaction as long as nodes are
sharing the database
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7. Bitcoin
• Created by “Satoshi Nakamoto” in 2009
• Finite amount of “coins” can be mined - 21 million Bitcoins
• Value is created by “mining” and good old fashioned economics -
supply and demand
• Bitcoins (BTC) can be transferred to any address, anywhere for low
transaction fees
• Bitcoin addresses start with a “1” or “3”
• It operates almost as the reserve cryptocurrency
• Market cap ~ $100 Billion
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11. Ethereum
• Created by Vitalik Buterin, Gavin Wood and others in 2014
• Similar to Bitcoin as it is based on Blockchain and
cryptography.
• Ether is the “currency” used to transact on the Ethereum
blockchain
• Enables creation of “tokens” using a programming language
called “Solidity”
• Tokens created on Ethereum benefit from the development of
the Ethereum Blockchain
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12. Ethereum
• Building blockchain apps on Ethereum has fueled a
new generation of apps or “dApps” that use
blockchain while hiding the complexity of blockchain
• Examples of tokens on Ethereum are:
• Basic Attention Token (BAT) +370% since ICO in May
• Civic (CVC) +240% since ICO in July
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13. ICOs
• ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) are crowdfunding campaigns to
raise capital via cryptocurrencies by selling tokens
• Many tokens are “ERC20” tokens which means they comply
with a standard and usually operate on top of the Ethereum
blockchain
• ICOs have raised over $2.3 Billion this year alone
• Many ICOs are utility tokens, others are securities (shares),
many others are scams!
• “If it looks too good to be true, it usually is.”
Copyright 2017, Pankaj Jain