Beginners Guide to Real Life Applications of Blockchain

Beginners Guide to Real Life Applications of Blockchain, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 19 lectures, based on 61 reviews, and has 1927 subscribers.

You will learn about Why should I care about blockchain Transaction on the Blockchain (how the blockchain helps you send money everywhere) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) with blockchain The Equifax Breach in the USA Becoming e-Estonia Banking the Unbanked What is Gas How does the ethereum Blockchain work What is SegWit; Problem with the Current System; How can we solve it What does Increasing the Blocksize Mean? SegWit2x This course is ideal for individuals who are People who are interested in real life applications of blockchain or People who are interested in using blockchain to protect data or People who are interested in e-governance and how Estonia has become the first e-country or People who are interested in blockchain filling the void in the current banking system or People who are interested in smart contracts, Ethereum and how it all comes together It is particularly useful for People who are interested in real life applications of blockchain or People who are interested in using blockchain to protect data or People who are interested in e-governance and how Estonia has become the first e-country or People who are interested in blockchain filling the void in the current banking system or People who are interested in smart contracts, Ethereum and how it all comes together.

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Title: Beginners Guide to Real Life Applications of Blockchain

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 19

Number of Published Lectures: 19

Number of Curriculum Items: 19

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 19

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Why should I care about blockchain

Transaction on the Blockchain (how the blockchain helps you send money everywhere)

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) with blockchain

The Equifax Breach in the USA

Becoming e-Estonia

Banking the Unbanked

What is Gas

How does the ethereum Blockchain work

What is SegWit; Problem with the Current System; How can we solve it

What does Increasing the Blocksize Mean? SegWit2x

Who Should Attend

People who are interested in real life applications of blockchain

People who are interested in using blockchain to protect data

People who are interested in e-governance and how Estonia has become the first e-country

People who are interested in blockchain filling the void in the current banking system

People who are interested in smart contracts, Ethereum and how it all comes together

Target Audiences

People who are interested in real life applications of blockchain

People who are interested in using blockchain to protect data

People who are interested in e-governance and how Estonia has become the first e-country

People who are interested in blockchain filling the void in the current banking system

People who are interested in smart contracts, Ethereum and how it all comes together

Are you saying to yourself, “Okay, I understand the main concept behind the blockchain, but why should I care?”

Of course, blockchain is best known as the engine, or software, behind digital currency – otherwise known as cryptocurrency.

Blockchain technology is used by millions of people daily for the use of payments, transfers, and transactions.

But blockchain isn’t only about sending and receiving money! Far from it.

Blockchain is also used for the secure transfer and immutable structure of data.

It is important to remember that data for non-financial uses utilizes the same characters, numbers, and letters, as financial uses.

Therefore, blockchain is the ultimate tool for securing data and is in use by many countries who are employing its use for everything from securing healthcare records to validating and holding documents within their land registries.

In addition, companies around the world are using blockchain for safely recording their activities throughout the supply chain to the creation of smart contracts to save time and money on legal processes.

During this course, you will find out how blockchain is becoming instrumental in the daily digital lives of governments, companies, and ultimately, people – adding a host of benefits to all users, mainly in the forms of security and immutability.

It is important to understand the use of blockchain as you will ultimately become the beneficiary of all its benefits, and if you were not aware of all those benefits, now is the time to start learning.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Why Should I Care about the Blockchain?

Chapter 2: Blockchain in Real Life

Lecture 1: How the Blockchain Helps You Send Money Everywhere?

Lecture 2: Get Ready for General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) With Blockchain

Lecture 3: The Equifax Breach in the USA

Lecture 4: Becoming e-Estonia

Lecture 5: Banking the Unbanked

Chapter 3: Technical Advantages of the Blockchain

Lecture 1: How Does the Ethereum Blockchain Work?

Lecture 2: What is Gas?

Lecture 3: What is Gas Limit?

Lecture 4: Gas Price

Lecture 5: Example

Lecture 6: Why does ethereum Network get clogged up?

Lecture 7: Participating in an ICO

Lecture 8: Conclusion

Chapter 4: SegWit

Lecture 1: What is SegWit?

Lecture 2: Problem with the Current System and How can we solve it?

Lecture 3: SegWit2x

Chapter 5: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Siim ?unap
Expert Advisor on Financial Technologies

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