This Edureka Blockchain 101 Training will give you a complete fundamental understanding regrading Blockchain and Bitcoin. You will learn following topics: 1. What is Blockchain? 2. Blockchain concepts 3. Hyperledger 4. Blockchain Use Case 5. Blockchain in the Industry 6. Solidity programming 7. Demo: Smart Contracts

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Agenda
Why Blockchain? Solidity Programming
Blockchain Use CasesBlockchain Concepts
Hyperledger Fabric
Blockchain
In The Industry
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Why Blockchain?

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Blockchain is the technology behind Bitcoin
Why Blockchain?
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is the technology behind Bitcoin
1
High Transaction Fees
2
Double Spending
Bitcoin came into existence to fix the issues we had with centralized banking systems

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Blockchain is the technology behind Bitcoin
Why Blockchain?
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Financial CrisisLong Time Involved
3 4
Bitcoin came into existence to fix the issues we had with centralized banking systems

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Why Blockchain?
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Bitcoin solved the issues we had with centralized banks.
Centralized
Power
Prone to
Hacks
Double
Spending
Private
Ledgers
Issues with centralized banks

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Why Blockchain?
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Bitcoin solved the issues we had with centralized banks.
Issues with centralized banks
Decentralized
Power
Public
Ledger
Immutable
to Hacks
No Double
Spending

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Why Blockchain?
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And the best part of using such a cryptocurrency is
that the transaction fee is zero or very
minimal in comparison with third parties such
as banks and digital transfer systems.

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Blockchain 101

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Blockchain 101
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Distributed Public Ledger
Hash Encryption for
Anonymity
Proof of Work for
Maintenance
Incentives for Validation
Bitcoin FeaturesBlockchain is the technology behind Bitcoin

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Distributed Ledger
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Ledger
Account Number
1Pos4r9Eesbv8754b…
Balance
19K4ejhJW94U0212… 37
1ZOL9470uier2UMb… 42.67
178errbZ81FePNr30… 1342
1Mr3UNPH8H4U24v… 12.005
563
1JoH83jfos03n2490i… 974.65
… …
Every single person on the network has a copy of the ledger
There is no single centralized original copy

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SHA256 Hash Function
Hello World
Hello World!
hello world!
a591a6d40bf420404a011733cfb7b190d62c65bf0bcda32b57b277d9ad9f146e
7f83b1657ff1fc53b92dc18148a1d65dfc2d4b1fa3d677284addd200126d9069
7509e5bda0c762d2bac7f90d758b5b2263fa01ccbc542ab5e3df163be08e6ca9
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Unlike encryption algorithms, Hash functions cannot be decrypted
Bitcoin uses SHA256(SHA256(Block_Header))
It is highly secure as minute changes to input gives completely different output
Brute force attacks fail as there can be completely different input values giving same output
Hash Function

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Proof of Work
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 Bitcoin has miners who validate have
to solve a complex mathematical
puzzle to add a block to the
blockchain
 Proof of work involves solving
computationally expensive puzzle
which is tough to solve but easy to
verify
Hash (n-1)
Block Data
Nonce
Hash (n)
Block Data
Nonce
Hash (n+1)
Block Data
Nonce
Block n Block n+1 Block n+2
 Miners search for a specific nonce which gives the
desired hash which is predetermined

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Incentives for Validation
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 Every miner who successfully validates a block is paid
an incentive
 The current incentive is 12.5 BTC
($25,170 / ₹16,20,088)
 Bitcoin incentives is the only way to generate
new currency into the system
 By 2140, all 21 million bitcoins will be mined

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Hyperledger Fabric

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Hyperledger Fabric
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Hyperledger Fabric is by far the most
advanced permissioned-blockchain
technology available today
- Grey Wolfond, SecureKey Tech

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Hyperledger Fabric
 It varies from the regular blockchain projects as it
enables private members to verify identity and
transactions
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 It allows channels, i.e., a group of members can form a separate (private)
ledger of transactions
 It encourages a collaborative approach to developing blockchain
technologies via a community process

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Solidity Programming

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Solidity Programming
 Solidity is a contract-oriented, high-level language whose syntax
is similar to that of JavaScript and it is designed to target the
Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).
Blockchain 101
 Solidity is statically typed, supports inheritance, libraries
and complex user-defined types among other features.
 It is possible to create contracts for voting, crowdfunding, blind
auctions, multi-signature wallets and more.

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Blockchain Use Case – Stock Market

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Blockchain Use Case – Stock Market
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Stock trading can
be dated back to
1602
East India Company
was the world’s first
publicly trading
company
Throughout these
years, trading still
follows the same
model
Stock Trading History
Depositories and agents are single
points of failure
Registration, transfer, distribution and
other fees
Increasing administrative fees with
time
Multiple Industry Problems

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Stock Market – Centralized Model
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RegulatorsRegulators

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Stock Market – Problems with Centralization
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Problems arising in the centralized Stock exchange
Companies like Lehman Brothers
& MF Global self-destructed
Unaccounted anomalies in Lehman Brothers
led to deteriorating creditworthiness
Extensive use of market debt
Increasing Price-Earnings ratios
Problem Statement
To design a Blockchain solution to solve the issues of centralized stock exchange systems

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Stock Market – Blockchain Model
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Stock Market – Blockchain Model
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Stock Market – Blockchain Model
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Stock Market – Blockchain Model
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Stock Market – Blockchain Model

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Blockchain Use Cases

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Blockchain Use Cases
Banking Payment & Transfers Healthcare Law Enforcement
Voting Transportation Online Music Real Estate

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Blockchain Use Cases
Blockchain can cut up to $20 billion in middle-man costs per year
Hacking into banking ledgers becomes close to impossible
Solves the double spending problem
Reduces bank crises by a large extentBanking
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Blockchain Use Cases
Blockchain transfers are the highest in terms of security
Currently Bitcoin runs on no fixed transaction fees
Anonymity is maintainedPayment & Transfers
No bank account is required
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Blockchain Use Cases
Elections require authentication of voters’ identity, secure record
keeping and trusted tallies
Blockchain is the medium for casting, tracking and counting votes
without voter-fraud, lost records or fowl-play.
Increases voter turnoutVoting
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Blockchain Applications

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Blockchain Applications
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Followmyvote is the world’s first
open-source online voting
solution based on blockchain. It
helps in voter identification and
online voting.
ShoCard stores your identity onto
Blockchain for easy verification.
Can be used for Governmental
schemes and bank verification.
A true decentralized ridesharing
service often called ‘Uber killer’.
Works on real time car pooling
technique based on Blockchain.

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Blockchain Applications
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Everledger provides an
immutable blockchain ledger for
diamond identification and
transaction verification.
Brooklyn Microgrid allows local
residents to buy and sell the
energy on blockchain they
produce from rooftop solar
power installations.
Bitshares provides a high-
performance decentralized
trading platform on blockchain.

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