The Basics of Blockchain Explained
(eAudiobook)

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    [synopsis] => An introduction to the basics of blockchain technology.
Are you confused by the blockchain?
Do you know what it is and how it works?
Do you want to know how it can change the world?
Then, you've chosen the right book.
Blockchain technology is not new. In fact, it was introduced in 2009 with the Bitcoin cryptocurrency, but since then, things have moved on at a significant pace. These days, many industries are developing their own blockchain-based solutions, looking to replace their existing database and record-keeping systems with one that works faster and is far more secure.
In this book, you will learn:
The blockchain has already changed the world in so many ways, and most of us aren't even aware that the systems we've used every day have changed. Not every blockchain is decentralized; some still have a centralized intermediary. Not every blockchain is open-source. Banks, governments, and financial institutions are all maintaining control but in a more open, secure way that is far less open to fraud than previous financial transaction systems.
If you want to learn more about the blockchain and how it might benefit you in the future, click the "Add to cart" button now and get started.
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