Blockchain Flashcards

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Supernodes in which architecture

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Decentralized

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Control is distributed vs Task and Data is distributed

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Decentralized Vs Distributed

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Blind Signature in which predecessor of blockchain

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Digicash

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Spam email on PoW system and DDoS in which predecessor of blockchain

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HashCash

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Byzantine Fault Tolerance consensus based non fungible which predecessor of blockchain

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Bitgold

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Compelling components of Bitcoin
-Value(BTC), Distribution(network of nodes) and Transaction
-Distribution(network of nodes) , Consensus(PoW) and Tokens(BTC)
-Value(BTC), Distribution(network of nodes) and Consensus(PoW)
-Distribution(network of nodes) , Value(BTC) and Agreement(PoW)

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Value(BTC), Distribution(network of nodes) and Consensus(PoW)

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Accounting type of Bitcoin

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Unspent Transaction Output(UTXO)

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12 subsections in Bitcoin white paper

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Introduction
Transactions
Timestamp Server
POW
Network
Incentive
Reclaiming Disk Space
Simplified Payment Verification
Combining and Splitting value
Privacy
Calculations
Conclusion

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Elements in a block

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Block version
Hash of previous block
Merkel tree root hash
nBits(Difficulty level) - Hash of the header is below the target hash
Nounce - Variable decided by miner to keep block hash below target hash
Timestamp - Unix timestamp

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P2P networtk use cases

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Cryptocurrencies
Search engines
Online streaming
Marketplaces
IPFS

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Server based newtork examples

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Microsoft windows 2012 and Windows 2016

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Blockchain distributed P2P architecture limitation

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Scalability due to data replication of blocks in each node
Hard fork events in blockchain where open source code can be altered in a node
Lack of regulation to allow illegal activities

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Decentralized, transparent, enable tokenization and open to all and Immutable, which blockchains?

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Public Blockhain (Bitcoin), Ethereum and Litecoin

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Distant hashing algorithm and faster transaction confirmations, which blockchain?

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Litecoin

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Smart contracts, which blockchain?

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Ethereum

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Consensus mechanism in public blockchain

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POW, POS and DPOS

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Tranditional Financial Service on public blockchain, example?

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DeFi

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Permissioned Blockchain another name?

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Private Blockchain

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Examples of private blockhain

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Hyperledger Fabric, Corda, Quorum

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Consensus mechanism in private blockchain

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Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance, Proof of Authrotity, Round Robin

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Consensus in private blockchain where majority wins

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Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance

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Consensus in private blockchain where preselected validators agree in sequence

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Proof of Authrotity

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Consensus in private blockchain where preselected validators agree by taking turns

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Round Robin

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Hybrid blockchain example

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Dragonchain, XinFin

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Cross Org Collab which type of blockchain
Hybrid
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Examples of consortium blockchain
R3 Corda for Financial sector, B3i for Insurance industry
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Use cases of consortium blockchain
Cross border payment, Healthcare and Supply chain
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Max metadata size with bitcoin transaction
1 MB
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Total cap of Bitcoin
21 million
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The Merge
Movement from PoW to PoS in Ethereum blockchain resulted in increased secuity and decreased energy consumption
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Shepella
Upgrade in Etehreum blockchain where stakers can withdraw their stake holdings
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GAS tokens
Used in NEO blockhain(Ethereum of China) as its cryptocurrency
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Is Mining happens in NEO blockchain
No, Its 100% mined
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Hyperledger by whom?
Linux foundation
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What supports creating blockchains without cryptocurrencies
Hyperledger, Corda and Quorum
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EOS blockhain block producers selection process
Same as distributed Proof of Stake system granting access to funds to stakeholders by the person initiating the transaction
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EOS blockhain charges a fee for a transaction, True or False
False
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What is the consensus mechanism in EOS blockchain
DPoS
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Corda blockchain language
JVM based using Kotlin
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Corda does not adhere to single consensus algo, true or false
True
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Which private blockhain does not permit to create native cryptocurrencies and uses smart contracts?
Corda blockchain
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Which blockchain technology follows transaction level privacy + network level transparency?
Quorum (Privacy is ensured by segregating the public ledger into public and private ledgers) (Hash of private transaction is visible on public ledger and decryption keys are with authorized parties only)
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Quorum uses Ethereum blockchain method, True or False?
True
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Consensus in Quorum
RAFT and Istanbul BFT
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Consensus in Corda
No fixed method. Based on notary nodes
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Consensus in Ethereum
Proof of Stake
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Consensus in Hyperledger
PBFT
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Consensus in Bitcoin
POW
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What is another name for exchangeable tokens
Fungible
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Functions of tokens
Entry point for blockchain applications Individual qualifications for voting To enhance user experience Store of value as digital asset Exchange of value Contains smart contracts defing property and functions for the token
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ERC-20 vs ERC-721
Ethereum fungible token std vs NFT token std
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ERC-1155
Covers both fungible and non fungible tokens, use case is Gaming applications
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ERC-777
Advanced fungible token standard. Introduces hooks that can triggered when tokens are sent or received Solution for "token locking" where ERC-20 tokens gets stuck
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ERC-223
Solution for "token loss" where ERC-20 tokens where lost to contracts not equipped to handle them. Allows compatible contracts to engage in a transaction
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ERC-865
Alows users to pay transaction fees using tokens other than eth
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ERC-875
Supports transfer of multiple non fungible tokens in one transaction Transaction fee can be paid in the token being used to transafer instead of eth
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Merkel Tree
Sumarizes transaction in a block Leaf node hash(hash of its transaction) and non-leaf node hash(has of its children)
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SPV validation in which wallets
Mobile wallets
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What is Simple Payment verification(SPV) for mobile wallets
Doesn't require to download entire blockchain to confirm transaction
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Highest level of security in which wallets
Hardware wallets
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What is P2PKH format
Pay to Public key hash
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Elliptic curve cryptography
Bitcoin uses this to get public key using private key. It is secured than RSA the asymmetric or public key encryption
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Public key address hashing method in bitcoin
Its hased using SHA256 and then rehashed using ripe MD160 and the hashed string is encoded to base58
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What is encrypting and decrypting using a single key
Symmetric key or secret key cryptography, AES is the example
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Example of symmetric key cryptography
AES
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What is cryptograhic hash function example
SHA
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what is the nonce value length
2^68
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Block version contains what
Blockchain protocol
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Most secure public key encryption example
ECC
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Digital fingureprint another name
Hash
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Block chain project for cross border transaction
Steller
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Block chain project called "Chinese Ethereum"
Neo
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Blockchain project having smart contracts
Ethereum
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Blockchain access layer
It has block, network and transactions
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Secure communication and digital signature creation which cryptography
RSA (Public or asymmetric key cryptography example)
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What is meme pool
Pool of unconfirmed transactions that ware waiting to be included on a blockchain
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What helps to create tokens and smart contracts in Hyperledger
Chaincode
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Mining helps network security, true or false?
True
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What are different types of mining?
CPU, GPU, ASIC
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In the UTXO model, what does a node represent in the directed acyclic graph (DAG)?
Output of a transaction
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Which blockchain uses account-based model?
Ethereum
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In the account-based model, what is used to mitigate replay attacks?
Using Nonce
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How is the global state represented in the UTXO model?
Using directed acyclic graph (DAG) of transaction outputs
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In the account-based paradigm, how is signature verification done?
Using r, s, and v parameters
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It tolerates upto 1/3 of traitor generals
PBFT
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Which consensus uses economic incentives to deter malicious behavior and promote consensus
PoW
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Which consensus introduces state machine replication to ensure consistency of system's state
PBFT-SMaRt
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Which consensus is more popular in Supplychain and Healthcare
BFT and PBFT
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Multiple fake identities is which type of attack
Sybil attack
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Voting for selecting validators which consensus mechanism
Delegated Proof of Stake
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Identified and trusted validators rather than financial stakes (more for private or consortium blockchains)
Proof of Authority
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Utilizing space on devices for validate and mine blocks and enegy efficient alternative to PoW
Proof of Space
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Nodes are identified as clients, replicas and leaders in which consensus mechanism
PBFT
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Deterministic execution in which consensus mechanism
PBFT
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This consensus mechanism does not rely on mining or staking
PBFT
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Three roles in PBFT
Clients, replicas and leaders
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Consensus mechanism in which immediate finality is achieved without waiting for additional confirmation of blocks
PBFT
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Higher communication overhead in which consensus mechanism
PBFT
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High enery consumption in which consensus mechanism
PoW
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Highest scalability in which consensus mechanism
Delegate PoS
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Highest security in which consensus mechanism
PoW
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Highest decentralization in which consensus mechanism
PoW
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Highest finality in which consensus mechanism
PoS, DPoS and PBFT
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Private or consortium blockchain uses mostly which consensus mechanisms
PoA and PBFT
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Gaming uses mostly which consensus mechanism
DPoS
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DeFi uses mostly which consensus mechanism
PoS and DPoS
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Digital governance system uses mostly which consensus mechanism
DPoS and PBFT
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Asynchronous byzantine fault tolerance
Honeybadger byzantine fault tolerance
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Faster block finality which consensus mechanism
Tendermint
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Time ordered record of events in which consensus mechanism
Proof of History
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Miners invest in virtual mining machines in which consensus mechanism and alternative to PoW
PoB
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PoS and PoB difference
Coins are not destroyed in PoS whereas they are destroyed in PoB
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Which is faster PoW or PoB
PoW
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Which cryptocurrency uses PoB
Slimcoin
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Alogrand consensus model is used in which consensus mechanism
Proof of Weight
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One advantage and disadvantage of Proof of Weight
Scalability and Lack of incentive
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Lite nodes vs Full nodes in which consensus mechanism
Leased PoS
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Which consensus mechanism used by waves platform
LPoS
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Permission based access is provided by which popular blockchains
Hyperledger and Multichain platforms
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Setting difficulty level in Pow is what aspect of blockchain design
Parameters
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Atomic exchanges enables what in blockchain design
Interoperability between different blockchains or departments within the same blockchain
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Multiple signatures enables what in blockchain design
Multi party approval system where majority agreement is required before spending cryptocurrencies
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Etherisc and Tracer
Blockhain in reinsurance / DeBeers blockchain supply chain application
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Which firm introduced auditing of cryptocurrencies
PWC
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Mobile election voting platform using blockchain
Votem and Voatz
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Donations and Charity application using blockchain -Unicef Australia and Cudo donate -BitGive -Bitdonate -UnicefNZ
BitGive
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Blockchain platform where people can mine for charity -Unicef Australia and Cudo donate -BitGive -Bitdonate -UnicefNZ
Unicef Australia and Cudo donate
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Blockhain based agricultural supply chain product -AgriDigital -CropChain -IntelloLabs -Agri10x
AgriDigital
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Blockchain platform that connects farmers and buyers -AgriDigital -CropChain -IntelloLabs -Agri10x
Agri10x
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Blockchain plalform to provide end-to-end visibility of the supply chain and ensures farmers are paid fairly -AgriDigital -CropChain -IntelloLabs -SourceTrace
CropChain
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Blockchain platform to improve the quality of the crops. Uses ML to analyze images of the crops -AgriDigital -SourceTrace -IntelloLabs -Agri10x
IntelloLabs
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Blockchain platform for farmer to manage their inventory and connect with buyers -AgriDigital -CropChain -SourceTrace -Agri10x
SourceTrace
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Chain of Things used where -IoT build on Maru -IOTA -Riddle&Code -Trust Square
IoT build on Maru
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Employs directed acylic graph called Tangle -IoT build on Maru -IOTA -Riddle&Code -Trust Square
IOTA
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Enhances the security of IoT devices by providing verification of digital identity of machines -IoT build on Maru -IOTA -Riddle&Code -Trust Square
Riddle&Code
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Brings IoT devices on Blockchain for supple chain management -IoT build on Maru -IOTA -Riddle&Code -Trust Square
Trust Square
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Chain of Custody as one of the areas to use blockchain in which industry
Blockhain in legal industry
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What cryptography used by HashCash
SHA-1
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Free financial system over the internet in which predecessor of blockchain
B-Money
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Digital gold currency company in which predecessor of blockchain
E-gold
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Which network allows precison search using hash functions for faster database lookups
Structured P2P network
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Which type of blockchains have transparent in transactions and decentralized network?
Public blockchains
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Network access is restricted and transactions are confidential in which type of blockchain?
Private
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Hyperledger developed by?
Linux foundation
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Administration comparison
Bitcoin - Decentralized P2P network Ethereum - None Hyperledger - Linux foundation Corda - R3 consortium Quorum - JP Morgon
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Consensus comparison
Bitcoin - PoW Ethereum - PoS Hyperledger - PBFT Corda - Based on notory nodes(Transaction validity and transaction uniqness) Quorum - RAFT and Istanbul FT
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Smart Contract comparison
Bitcoin -none Ethereum - no legal binding Hyperledger - no legal binding Corda - Legally bound Quorum - Legally bound
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Blockhain in Agriculture
Bext360, Agridigital and Grassroots Cooperatives
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Types of Tokens used in DeFI -Trade,Utility,Vote -Utility,Governance,Trade -Crypto,Utility,Governance -Crypto,Trade,Utility
Crypto(have monitory value), Utility(use product or services) and Governance(allow vote for change)
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Yield farming
Investments in DeFI to maintain liquidity
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DeFI platforms examples
MakerDAI(get DAI for ethereum, USDC or BAT), Uniswap(decenralized exchange to trade ethereum), Compound(earn interest and lending and borrowing cryptocurrenies), Yearn.finance(less technical and yield farming)
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What are sythentic assests
Derivatives
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Crypto wallet insurance example -Etherisc -Nexus Mutual -Riddle&Code -Trust Square
Etherisc
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Smart contract cover provided by which product -Etherisc -Nexus Mutual -Riddle&Code -Trust Square
Nexus Mutual
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What is TVL in DeFI insurance
Total Value Locked (Fiat value of crypto tokens)
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Which cryptocurrency is commonly referred to as stablecoin and used in DeFI -USDC -USDT -Dogcoin Slimcoin
USDT
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What does ERC stand for -Ethereum request for comments -Ethereum requests for commonwealth -Ethereum requirements corporation -Euro requests for comments
Ethereum request for comments
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Predecessors of Bitcoin
Digicash by David Chaum uses blind signatures HashCash by Adam back uses DOS attack prevention for email spam B-Money by Wei Dai as free financial system E-gold by Douglas Jackson and Barry Downey as digital gold currency Bit-gold by Nick Sabo as decentralized virtual currency uses BFT consensus