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Blockchain for Decision Makers

Blockchain for Decision Makers

By : Romain Tormen
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Blockchain for Decision Makers

Blockchain for Decision Makers

By: Romain Tormen

Overview of this book

In addition to cryptocurrencies, blockchain-based apps are being developed in different industries such as banking, supply chain, and healthcare to achieve digital transformation and enhance user experience. Blockchain is not only about Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies, but also about different technologies such as peer-to-peer networks, consensus mechanisms, and cryptography. These technologies together help sustain trustless environments in which digital value can be transferred between individuals without intermediaries. This book will help you understand the basics of blockchain such as consensus protocols, decentralized applications, and tokenization. You'll focus on how blockchain is used today in different industries and the technological challenges faced while implementing a blockchain strategy. The book also enables you, as a decision maker, to understand blockchain from a technical perspective and evaluate its applicability in your business. Finally, you'll get to grips with blockchain frameworks such as Hyperledger and Quorum and their usability. By the end of this book, you'll have learned about the current use cases of blockchain and be able to implement a blockchain strategy on your own.
Table of Contents (15 chapters)
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Section 1: A First Step into Blockchain and an Exciting World
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Section 2: Blockchain in Practice, Insights, and Achievements
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Section 3: Blockchain for Business Leaders

Blockchain Legality, Compliance, and Regulation

For any kind of blockchain-related project, whether it is creating a blockchain, using a Blockchain-as-a-Service solution, developing an application, or issuing a token, an evaluation of risks and opportunities has to be conducted by all the stakeholders who are involved.

In fact, there are specific scopes such as profitability, capacity, and cost that have to be adopted by a decision maker, but that would not be enough to secure a project. As the blockchain environment is fast-moving, many jurisdictions fail to frame cryptoassets and blockchains through laws and regulations properly. This chapter focuses on blockchains through the lens of legality, accounting, taxes, compliance, and regulations. We will legally define what a blockchain and a cryptocurrency is in the eyes of the law, and how this new technology and...

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