Blockchain Technology
Nick Name
Blockchain
Blockchain Technology is a network with no central authority. A definition of a democratized system, this technology is a transparent, trustless, publicly accessible ledger that allows people to transfer ownership of units of value using public key encryption and proof of work methods. Allowing people to reach an agreement known as consensus, blockchain technology has become a promising and revolutionary network that helps reduce risk, and stamp out frauds. Blockchain technology is the brainchild of Satoshi Makamoto, who has gained a lot of attention in a variety of industries including financial services, charities and nonprofits, arts, and e-commerce.
Experts
Aaron Kaplan
Abradat Kamalpour
Adam White
Adeniyi Abiodun
Alex Hodes
Alex Skidanov
Alexander Leishman
Amanda Tuminelli
Anatoly Crachilov
Anders Brownworth
Andrej Majcen
Andrew Keys
Andrew Rosener
Angie Lau
Anthony Pompliano
Antoni Martín
Appo Agbamu
Ari Redbord
Austin Campbell
Avery Ching
Avichal Garg
Balaji Srinivasan
Bill Barhydt
Bill Laboon
Bo Zhang
Bob Kramich
Brad Mills
Brad Stephens
Brendan Blumer
Brian Armstrong
Brian Kelly
Bruce Schneier
Bundeep Singh Rangar
CTO Larsson
Caitlin Long
Cam Harvey
Can Gürel
Carl Vogel
Carlos Domingo
Catherine Coley
Chad Cascarilla
Charles Hoskinson
Charlie Lee
Chris Burniske
Chris Giancarlo
Chris Spadafora
Christian Angermayer
Cindy Leow
Colleen Sullivan
Cooper Turley
Daniel Jonsson
Danny Yang
David Bonanno
David Packham
David Pakman
David Tse
Diogo Monica
Donna Redel
Dovey Wan
Edan Yago
Eli Ben-Sasson
Evan Kuo
Evin McMullen
Frank Curzio
George McDonaugh
Gmoney (9dcc)
Graeme Moore
Greg Guttas
Guilhem Chaumont
Guy Swann
Guy Turner
Igor Telyatnikov
Illia Polosukhin
Isaiah Jackson
Ishan Bhaidani
Ivan Soto-Wright
Jake Chervinsky
James Cox
Jason Leibowitz
Jaydeep Korde
Jed McCaleb
Jemma Green
Jesse Pollak
Jessica Walker
Joanna Zeng
Joey Krug
John Linden
John Wu
Jon Trask
Jose Fernandez da Ponte
Jose Maria Macedo
Joseph Lubin
Josh Ho
Josh Williams
Kamil Gancarz
Kasper Vandeloock
Katie Haun
Keld van Schreven
Kristin Smith
Kyle Samani
Lee Bratcher
Linda Xie
Loretta Joseph
Luca Cosentino
Mance Harmon
Mara Schmiedt
Marco Streng
Mark Rasmussen
Mathias Imbach
Matty Taylor
Meltem Demirors
Michael Anderson
Michael Chobanian
Michael Flight
Mike Dudas
Mike Horton
Mike Kessler
Mike Novogratz
Mike Rogers
Miller Whitehouse-Levine
Mo Shaikh
Nadav Hollander
Natalia Karayaneva
Olaf Carlson-Wee
Oliver Gale
Omer Goldberg
Paul Brody
Paul Grewal
Paul Kohlhaas
Peng Zhong
Piers Kicks
Preston Van Loon
Quinn Thompson
Raagulan Pathy
Raj Gokal
Rebecca Rettig
Richard Galvin
Rob Frasca
Rob Viglione
Robert Sharratt
Rolf Hoefer
Ron Hammond
Ryan Dinse
Sam Bankman-Fried
Sam Hallene
Sam Huber
Sam Williams
Sandeep Nailwil
Santiago Santos
Santiago Velez
Saum Noursalehi
Sebastian Bürgel
Sergey Nazarov
Shane Brunette
Sheila Bair
Sheraz Shere
Silvio Micali
Sim Khela
Slava Rubin
Somi Arian
Stani Kulechov
Stephane De Baets
Stephen McBride
Steven Goldfeder
Teeka Tiwari
Tom Jessop
Tom Trowbridge
Travis Blane
Tushar Jain
Vance Spencer
Vitalik Buterin
Walter De Brouwer
Wendy O
Yoni Assia
- Cryptocurrencies are the most known use for blockchain technology
- Blockchain has many more uses than just for cryptocurrencies
- Blockchain technologies allow users to encrypt and control how their data is accessed and shared
- Data is cut into encrypted pieces and stored across the network
- To hack into the data, a hacker would have to hack the entire distributed network (almost impossible)
- This is compared to traditional technologies that have a central system
- With a centralized system, hackers only need to hack it once to get access to all users data