A decentralized application (DApp) is an application that runs on a decentralized network like Ethereum rather than being hosted and controlled by a single company. A DApp uses blockchain technology and smart contracts to allow peer-to-peer transactions and decisions without an intermediary. Ethereum allows developers to create DApps with Turing-complete smart contracts that can automate processes and disintermediate industries like banking, insurance, and more. DApps are accessed through a web interface or mobile app and interact with smart contracts deployed on the Ethereum blockchain.
Learn the fundamentals of blockchain technology and the properties of a blockchain that make it ideal for securing information including financial transactions. We also go into some details of the operation of the Bitcoin protocol as the first real-world example of a successful implementation of blockchain principles. You will come away with an excellent foundation for understanding any Proof of Work based blockchain and an ability to independently evaluate any new blockchain based technology.
Talk for CodeMash 2018. Page to end for resources. Some more links (click to expand):
Bitcoin's Insane Energy Consumption Explained: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/12/bitcoins-insane-energy-consumption-explained/
The Ethereum-blockchain size will not exceed 1TB anytime soon.
https://dev.to/5chdn/the-ethereum-blockchain-size-will-not-exceed-1tb-anytime-soon-58a
For use rights, please see license agreement below.
Introduction into blockchains and cryptocurrenciesSergey Ivliev
Slides from my intro course:
- mapping the digital asset ecosystem (as of August 2019)
- how bitcoin works - step-by-step primer?
- hashrate, dollar value transferred, transaction rate and other metrics (as of August 2019)
- hard money, uncorrelated asset and other use cases
- proof-of-stake and proof-of-identity
- horizontal and vertical scaling
- how ethereum smart contracts work?
- ERC20 token standard
- boom and bust of the ICO market (as of August 2019)
- intro into #DeFI (as of August 2019)
- stablecoins
- MarkerDAO, Compound, Uniswap and other cool decentralized finance protocols
- Cryptokitties, Storj, Peepeth and examples of non-financial dapps
A shared ledger technology allowing any participant in the business
network to see THE system of record (ledger). Blockchain is a chain of blocks that contains information. The technology behind cryptocurrencies.
From Bits to Bitcoin, Presented by Marshall Swatt Mar 2016Marshall Swatt
Have you heard of a new currency called bitcoin? Or a new technology called the blockchain? Almost $1BB has been invested into numerous startups over the past four years by prominant Venture Capital firms. Dozens of startups have been formed in Silicon Valley, New York, London, and as far away as Chile and India. And in the past year, large tech companies and banks have begun to work on new products and services that leverage this new currency and technology. Many companies across the financial services industry are concerned about bitcoin's potential to substantially disrupt their business. Yet very few people understand what bitcoin is or how it works. Even fewer are able to grasp its potential to disrupt existing financial services or transform various types of transactions, whether financial or non-financial.
This talk will provide you with a basic understanding of the economics and science behind bitcoin and the blockchain.
With Bitcoin you can:
- Send $1 or $1MM instantly and for free anywhere in the world, to a family member or a business
- Guarantee that funds are received even if you don't know or trust the recipient
- Vote in a government or corporate election, with instant tallies and fully auditable, immutable and transparent voting ledgers
Questions we will address include:
What is bitcoin? How is it created? How do you use it?
What is the blockchain? How does it work? Who can use it?
How does bitcoin compare with other currencies today? what advantages does it offer? What risks?
Is bitcoin secure and reliable? Is it stable as a currency?
What problems can bitcoin solve? What problems is it addressing right now?
Should you own bitcoin? Where will its price go over time?
Learn the fundamentals of blockchain technology and the properties of a blockchain that make it ideal for securing information including financial transactions. We also go into some details of the operation of the Bitcoin protocol as the first real-world example of a successful implementation of blockchain principles. You will come away with an excellent foundation for understanding any Proof of Work based blockchain and an ability to independently evaluate any new blockchain based technology.
Talk for CodeMash 2018. Page to end for resources. Some more links (click to expand):
Bitcoin's Insane Energy Consumption Explained: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/12/bitcoins-insane-energy-consumption-explained/
The Ethereum-blockchain size will not exceed 1TB anytime soon.
https://dev.to/5chdn/the-ethereum-blockchain-size-will-not-exceed-1tb-anytime-soon-58a
For use rights, please see license agreement below.
Introduction into blockchains and cryptocurrenciesSergey Ivliev
Slides from my intro course:
- mapping the digital asset ecosystem (as of August 2019)
- how bitcoin works - step-by-step primer?
- hashrate, dollar value transferred, transaction rate and other metrics (as of August 2019)
- hard money, uncorrelated asset and other use cases
- proof-of-stake and proof-of-identity
- horizontal and vertical scaling
- how ethereum smart contracts work?
- ERC20 token standard
- boom and bust of the ICO market (as of August 2019)
- intro into #DeFI (as of August 2019)
- stablecoins
- MarkerDAO, Compound, Uniswap and other cool decentralized finance protocols
- Cryptokitties, Storj, Peepeth and examples of non-financial dapps
A shared ledger technology allowing any participant in the business
network to see THE system of record (ledger). Blockchain is a chain of blocks that contains information. The technology behind cryptocurrencies.
From Bits to Bitcoin, Presented by Marshall Swatt Mar 2016Marshall Swatt
Have you heard of a new currency called bitcoin? Or a new technology called the blockchain? Almost $1BB has been invested into numerous startups over the past four years by prominant Venture Capital firms. Dozens of startups have been formed in Silicon Valley, New York, London, and as far away as Chile and India. And in the past year, large tech companies and banks have begun to work on new products and services that leverage this new currency and technology. Many companies across the financial services industry are concerned about bitcoin's potential to substantially disrupt their business. Yet very few people understand what bitcoin is or how it works. Even fewer are able to grasp its potential to disrupt existing financial services or transform various types of transactions, whether financial or non-financial.
This talk will provide you with a basic understanding of the economics and science behind bitcoin and the blockchain.
With Bitcoin you can:
- Send $1 or $1MM instantly and for free anywhere in the world, to a family member or a business
- Guarantee that funds are received even if you don't know or trust the recipient
- Vote in a government or corporate election, with instant tallies and fully auditable, immutable and transparent voting ledgers
Questions we will address include:
What is bitcoin? How is it created? How do you use it?
What is the blockchain? How does it work? Who can use it?
How does bitcoin compare with other currencies today? what advantages does it offer? What risks?
Is bitcoin secure and reliable? Is it stable as a currency?
What problems can bitcoin solve? What problems is it addressing right now?
Should you own bitcoin? Where will its price go over time?
Prof Willy Susilo presented a seminar titled "Blockchain and its Applications" as part of the SMART Seminar Series on 20th September 2018.
More information: https://news.eis.uow.edu.au/event/blockchain-and-its-applications/
Keep updated with future events: http://www.uoweis.co/events/category/smart-infrastructure-facility/
This presentation gives you the sense on what is Blockchain and how does work
Blockchain is the technology that can disrupt economies by decentralizing , democratizing trust and eliminating unnecessary intermediaries using the TRUST protocol!
(Note: All numbers / brands / currencies used in these slides are for demonstration purposes)
201803 Blockchains, Cryptocurrencies & Tokens - NYC Bar Association Presentat...Paperchain
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Vortrag über anonyme Blockchain Protokolle @PwC
- Warum Bitcoin nicht anonym ist
- Monero: Ring Signature, RingCT & Stealth Adresses
- Zero-Knowledge-Proof und zkSnarks
Coin Center at EU Science and Technology Options Assessment Meeting Jan 25, 2015CoinCenter
Coin Center Director of Research, Peter Van Valkenburgh, discusses Bitcoin at the EU Parliament Science and Technology Options Assessment Meeting Jan 25, 2015
Blockchain, cryptography and tokens — NYC Bar presentationPaperchain
Concise version of presentation delivered at the NYC Bar Association.
Overview of blockchains, how cryptography works on blockchains and the difference between cryptocurrencies and tokens.
Introduction to Blockchain. Presentation at Framework Bristol. Oct 2018. Slides for those that saw the talk, may be difficult to follow without the talk. Covers introduction to blockchain and crytocurrencies. Technologies of trust, tally sticks and ledgers.
Deploy a blockchain web-app with Hyperledger Fabric 1.4 - Concepts & CodeHorea Porutiu
This video will talk through the concepts needed to understand a Hyperledger Fabric solution - it will talk about smart contracts, the client application, the connection profile, the hyperledger fabric SDK, and how to use a UI to update the ledger.
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Participants will gain insights into the responsibilities, challenges, and best practices associated with test management in SAP projects. Additionally, the webinar delves into the significance of heatmaps as a visual aid for identifying testing priorities, areas of risk, and resource allocation within SAP landscapes. Through this session, attendees can expect to enhance their understanding of test management principles while learning practical approaches to optimize testing processes in SAP environments using heatmap visualization techniques
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3. Optimization of testing processes
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Topics covered:
Execution from the test manager
Orchestrator execution result
Defect reporting
SAP heatmap example with demo
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52. #chainskills
Blockchain Bitcoin
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• From Internet of Information to Internet of Value
• Distributed and decentralised network
• Immutable distributed ledger
• cryptocurrency
• Military grade encryption
• Consensus algorithm
• No double spent
• Anonymity
• Transparency
• Trust in trustless network
59. What does it bring?
• Generalized transactions
• Each node is a virtual machine
• Turing-complete language
• Worldwide computer
• Better performance and evolutivity
• PoW consensus algorithm with rewards
• A new crypto-currency with intrinsic value
(Ether)
27
61. Disintermediation
• What Bitcoin did for the banks, generic platforms like Ethereum can
do it for every single intermediary-based industry
• Notaries, insurance, energy, recruitment, government, administration,
transportation, Predictions markets, liquid democracy, etc
• Reinvent existing applications
• Create new applications that were simply not relevant before
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72. Smart contract
32
• Micro-service
• immutable
• state variables
• functions modify state variables
• balance in ether
• distributed in the network
73. Smart contract
32
• Micro-service
• immutable
• state variables
• functions modify state variables
• balance in ether
• distributed in the network
• uniquely identified through its address
74. Smart contract
32
• Micro-service
• immutable
• state variables
• functions modify state variables
• balance in ether
• distributed in the network
• uniquely identified through its address
• send ether to a user or another contract
75. Smart contract
32
• Micro-service
• immutable
• state variables
• functions modify state variables
• balance in ether
• distributed in the network
• uniquely identified through its address
• send ether to a user or another contract
• contract can collaborate with another contract
76. Smart contract
32
• Micro-service
• immutable
• state variables
• functions modify state variables
• balance in ether
• distributed in the network
• uniquely identified through its address
• send ether to a user or another contract
• contract can collaborate with another contract
• emit events or throw exceptions
87. Gas, Gas Price
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Transaction Fee = Gas * Gas Price
0X123… 0x456…
Gas: sum used to execute each opcode
Gas Price: Price in Wei that the account is willing to pay per unit of gas
90. Gas, Gas Price
42
Transaction Fee = Gas * Gas Price
0X123… 0x456…
?
Gas: 21000
Gas Price: 20 Gwei Defined by you
Opcode cost
91. Gas, Gas Price
43
Transaction Fee = Gas * Gas Price
0X123… 0x456…
Transaction Fee = 420000 Gwei or 0.00042 Ether
Alice paid = 1.00042 ETH
92. Gas, Gas Price
43
Transaction Fee = Gas * Gas Price
0X123… 0x456…
Transaction Fee = 420000 Gwei or 0.00042 Ether
Alice paid = 1.00042 ETH
1 ETH
93. Gas, Gas Price
43
Transaction Fee = Gas * Gas Price
0X123… 0x456…
Transaction Fee = 420000 Gwei or 0.00042 Ether
Alice paid = 1.00042 ETH
Paid by Alice
to the
Miner
1 ETH
127. Usage of a fungible token
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• Create alternative currency without mining but minting
• Speculative token vs Utility token
• Exchange platform (DEX)
• Initial Coin Offerings
• https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/blob/master/EIPS/eip-20.md
128. non-fungible (ERC-721)
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• Tokens of different value
• To represent real value
• Art, certificate, property title, patent, etc.
• Popular with the game CryptoKitties
• http://erc721.org/
153. #chainskills
Disclaimers
81
• Murphy’s Law: if the demo has to fail during a talk, it will fail
• This is completely original code
• Bear with us: there are PoCs, it might not be the most efficiently coded
154. #chainskills
Disclaimers
81
• Murphy’s Law: if the demo has to fail during a talk, it will fail
• This is completely original code
• Bear with us: there are PoCs, it might not be the most efficiently coded
• This is by no means usable in production
155. #chainskills
Disclaimers
81
• Murphy’s Law: if the demo has to fail during a talk, it will fail
• This is completely original code
• Bear with us: there are PoCs, it might not be the most efficiently coded
• This is by no means usable in production
• We will focus on smart contracts and show you a bit of web user
interface at the end
156. #chainskills
Disclaimers
81
• Murphy’s Law: if the demo has to fail during a talk, it will fail
• This is completely original code
• Bear with us: there are PoCs, it might not be the most efficiently coded
• This is by no means usable in production
• We will focus on smart contracts and show you a bit of web user
interface at the end
• Room for improvement? Please contribute on Github ;-)
161. #chainskills
Our demo
84
• Compile and deploy the contract to Ganache using Truffle
• Interact with the contract through the Truffle console
162. #chainskills
Our demo
84
• Compile and deploy the contract to Ganache using Truffle
• Interact with the contract through the Truffle console
• Read the initial greetings message
163. #chainskills
Our demo
84
• Compile and deploy the contract to Ganache using Truffle
• Interact with the contract through the Truffle console
• Read the initial greetings message
• Change the greeting message
164. #chainskills
Our demo
84
• Compile and deploy the contract to Ganache using Truffle
• Interact with the contract through the Truffle console
• Read the initial greetings message
• Change the greeting message
• Check balances, blocks and transactions on Ganache
169. web3.js
89
“web3.js is a collection of libraries which allow you to interact with a local or remote ethereum
node, using a HTTP or IPC connection.”
https://web3js.readthedocs.io/en/1.0/
175. #chainskills
Store and sell my assets
92
• Buy some ERC-20 tokens to deposit an asset
• Deposit, edit or remove an asset
176. #chainskills
Store and sell my assets
92
• Buy some ERC-20 tokens to deposit an asset
• Deposit, edit or remove an asset
• Store the file off-chain on IPFS
177. #chainskills
Store and sell my assets
92
• Buy some ERC-20 tokens to deposit an asset
• Deposit, edit or remove an asset
• Store the file off-chain on IPFS
• Sell the asset on a marketplace
178. #chainskills
Store and sell my assets
92
• Buy some ERC-20 tokens to deposit an asset
• Deposit, edit or remove an asset
• Store the file off-chain on IPFS
• Sell the asset on a marketplace
• Purchase the asset
179. #chainskills
Store and sell my assets
92
• Buy some ERC-20 tokens to deposit an asset
• Deposit, edit or remove an asset
• Store the file off-chain on IPFS
• Sell the asset on a marketplace
• Purchase the asset
• Refund the purchase
180. #chainskills
Store and sell my assets
92
• Buy some ERC-20 tokens to deposit an asset
• Deposit, edit or remove an asset
• Store the file off-chain on IPFS
• Sell the asset on a marketplace
• Purchase the asset
• Refund the purchase
• Encrypt the file
181. #chainskills
Store and sell my assets
92
• Buy some ERC-20 tokens to deposit an asset
• Deposit, edit or remove an asset
• Store the file off-chain on IPFS
• Sell the asset on a marketplace
• Purchase the asset
• Refund the purchase
• Encrypt the file
• Transfer earning (from tokens sale) to the contract owner
188. web3.js
99
“web3.js is a collection of libraries which allow you to interact with a local or remote ethereum
node, using a HTTP or IPC connection.”
https://web3js.readthedocs.io/en/1.0/