Abstract

Several people use the term “Conspectus of Blockchain” to refer to a variety of items. They also mention cryptocurrency or digital currencies, the Ethereum Blockchain, or smart contracts. The irony is that some people often misuse ‘Blockchain’ because many people have been misled by the term ‘Blockchain’ and its terminology and terminology. Both applications, though, have one thing in common the underlying distributed ledger technology. Instead of being held on a central database, transactions in distributed ledger technologies are copied and saved by individual computers on the network. Although Blockchain technology has progressed faster than predicted, exact specifics have only recently reached wellknown developers and technophiles. Several websites and devoted sites are now appearing to explain the whole technology and developments around it. However, it seems that there is already a need for a comprehensive guide that familiarises and contrasts the overlapping terms and terminologies associated with blockchain technology. We want to create a comprehensive guide in this regard, one that covers all the foundations of Blockchain technology and popular technologies, and terminologies associated with it. It is a must-read for those interested in learning more about blockchain technologies. We did our best to organise the topics so that developers and technocrats could easily navigate them and enjoy them. However, let us keep in mind that this book does not include anything we will need to get started with blockchain; instead, it is a starter kit. We are using this as a starting point to learn more about Blockchain technologies and expand our knowledge base.

Keywords:

Blockchain, Bitcoin, Digital Currencies, Cryptocurrency

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Hema Shankari, K., (2021). Conspectus of Blockchain(1st ed.). Jupiter Publications Consortium.ISBN: 978-81-947069-1-5. DOI: https://doi.org/10.47715/JPC.B.58.2021.9788194706915