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Index
Title Page Copyright and Credits
Blockchain for Decision Makers
About Packt
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Contributors
About the author About the reviewers Packt is searching for authors like you
Preface
Who this book is for What this book covers To get the most out of this book
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Section 1: A First Step into Blockchain and an Exciting World Basics of Blockchains and the Illustration of Village Beta
The significance of blockchain in the business world Understanding blockchains
Using centralized ledger systems The blockchain alternative
Empowering the ledger The security factor Processing the blockchain
Breaking down blockchains
The hash function The missing variable The incentives mechanism The chain
Summary
A Technical Dive into Blockchain
No network, no blockchain
Truth in the network Participants in the network
Cryptography Understanding the data structure Creating identities
Securing identities using blockchain
The Byzantine Generals Problem
Offering incentives
Understanding the consensus protocol mechanism Summary
Ethereum and Smart Contracts
Which is better, Bitcoin or Ethereum? The EVM
Understanding smart contracts Gas
Comparing proof-of-work and proof-of-stake Real-world applications Summary
ICOs and Tokenized Fundraising Methods
What are ICOs? Illustration of an ICO – the case of Ethereum Utility tokens and security tokens What is so revolutionary about ICOs? Summary
Section 2: Blockchain in Practice, Insights, and Achievements An Economic and Historical Approach of Blockchain
The economic global picture
Money is trust A decentralized digital payment system Bitcoin – a digital currency or gold 2.0? Investment product or real solution for the unbanked? Adverse governments Technical limits of Bitcoin
Blockchain as the missing tool for a collaborative economy
Decentralization - but why? Blockchain – the ultimate layer
Exchanging value in the digital world Summary
Blockchain Legality, Compliance, and Regulation
Laying the groundwork How to legally define a blockchain
Blockchain and GDPR
How to legally define tokens and other cryptoassets
Cryptocurrencies Non-cryptocurrencies
Overview of regulation frameworks Overview of accounting frameworks Summary
Blockchain for the Business World and Achievements
Authentication and trustworthiness
Blockchain in the music industry Leveraging the Internet of Things (IoT)
Interoperability Traceability Automation, disintermediation, and self-organization
Smart contracts for energy 
Electrical smarter grids Smarter electric mobility
Betting with blockchains
Digital identities
How can blockchains help with citizenship? Voting systems made easier with blockchains
Smart cities and public issues
Improving healthcare systems with blockchains Can we achieve better administration with blockchains? Managing land with blockchains How blockchains support employment and education Blockchains for waste management, charity, and others
Financial securities and fundraising Digital uniqueness
Crypto-collectibles Non-fungible token standards Card collection Tokenization of unique assets
Blockchain in the banking and finance sector Summary
Future Outlook for Blockchain
Increasing investment in blockchain
Successful blockchain businesses
Blockchain and cryptocurrency investment trends 
The next GAFA
The future of cryptocurrencies  Decentralized enterprise takeover
A plausible shift for governments Threats and risks in the ecosystem Summary
Section 3: Blockchain for Business Leaders Infrastructures and Cloud-Based Solutions
The evolution of blockchains Private, semi-private, and public blockchains J.P. Morgan's Quorum Hyperledger
Hyperledger Sawtooth Hyperledger Fabric Hyperledger Burrow, Indy, and Besu Perspectives for Hyperledger
Aergo Corda Microsoft Azure AWS IBM Oracle Key takeaway Summary
Defining Your Needs
Deciding to implement a blockchain How much does a blockchain cost? Challenges and issues Business leaders' perception of blockchain
Blockchain in discussion High profile opinions
Summary
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