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Title: How Can You Understand Blockchain As a Non-Technical?


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How can You Understand Blockchain As Non -
Technical
  • Are you an individual having a profound passion
    for learning all about blockchain, but don't know
    where to start? Don't worry, you are not alone!
    Thanks to the internet, learning blockchain
    concepts has become simple and can be learned
    within less time as a whole world of information
    is made available to you just with the click of a
    button.

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  • This article will focus on the basic concepts to
    be learned to understand the basics of a
    blockchain and the attainable ways you can adopt
    to speed up your learning process.

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What Is Blockchain Technology
  • Before you start learning the technicalities of a
    blockchain, you first need to grasp the
    definition of blockchain. A blockchain is a
    shared digital ledger or database that securely
    maintains a growing list of records or
    transactions. You can understand it as being a
    spreadsheet like Excel. Some of its special
    qualities are

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  • Decentralized- There is no central authority who
    sets rules and approves transactions.
  • Public ledger- Each and every entry on the
    blockchain is maintained by nodes or servers and
    each node can view the transaction data stored in
    the blocks.
  • Trusted- The distributed nature of a blockchain
    network needs computer servers for reaching a
    consensus. This allows transactions to happen
    between unknown parties.

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  • 3. Automated- Blockchain software is written
    in such a way as to avoid the occurrence of
    conflicting transactions in the dataset.
    Transactions occur automatically in a blockchain.
  • 4. Distributed- A blockchain network is
    distributed which means that transactions between
    parties happen only after the servers reach a
    consensus.
  • 5. Immutable- This implies that a
    blockchain is tamper-proof. Once any information
    is added to the blockchain, it cannot be modified
    or deleted by anyone.

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  • 6 Public key cryptography- In a blockchain,
    mathematical principles are used to safeguard
    digital property. Special algorithms are used to
    map all valuable data to a public key or global
    identifier and ownership rights are granted only
    to the individual who has the private key.

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  • With the Blockchain system, we can expect the
    system to be more secured, and it takes safety to
    the next level. The Blockchain system is
    decentralized, and hence it is less prone to
    attack and vulnerabilities, thereby ensuring
    complete safety of your information.

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  • So, How Does a Blockchain Function?
  • Miners, the ones who run the computers on a
    blockchain network, receive requests to verify
    transactions. These requests are termed as
    blocks. After the block is validated, it is
    passed onto to a node to be added to the
    blockchain. Once a certain number of blocks are
    verified, the transaction is deemed valid
    following which transactional exchange takes
    place.

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  • In a blockchain, there are also methods put in
    place to ensure that one miner is not given more
    authority than another and that all the miners
    validating blocks are not in the same geographic
    area.

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  • Once you understand these concepts, it means that
    you have gained a broader idea of blockchain. But
    you will certainly still have many unanswered
    questions- Is it possible for someone to guess my
    private key? How can a database have a record of
    each and every transaction? Can an elected miner
    take over the system?

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  • To get answers to these questions and much more,
    you can start reading articles, whitepapers,
    blogs, or research papers online to understand
    more technical concepts such as hash functions,
    long chains, hard forks, off-chain scalability,
    and Merkle trees.

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  • To get answers to these questions and much more,
    you can start reading articles, whitepapers,
    blogs, or research papers online to understand
    more technical concepts such as hash functions,
    long chains, hard forks, off-chain scalability,
    and Merkle trees.

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Speeding Up Your Learning Process
  • To constantly stay in touch with blockchain
    concepts and to be aware of the advancements that
    take place in the blockchain sphere, it is
    important for you to enroll in a structured
    learning experience. The best way to do this is
    by enrolling in comprehensive certifications
    offered by popular online learning platforms.
    These will provide you with profound knowledge in
    the fundamentals of blockchain and will give you
    the essential knowledge and technical skills
    needed to even pursue a career in blockchain.

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  • Another way of learning blockchain is to read.
    This is the primary recommendation of insiders
    from the blockchain industry to non-developers.
    Understanding the concepts mentioned in Satoshi
    Nakomoto's whitepaper, Bitcoin A Peer-to-Peer
    Electronic Cash System will provide you a deep
    understanding of blockchain technology.

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  • Attending events is another way to learn from
    experts in the blockchain community. You can join
    groups and attend events across the globe to
    engage with passionate people. You can also take
    part in in-person or virtual hackathons to
    connect with people who solve problems using
    blockchain.

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  • Conclusion
  • With blockchain evolving at such a rapid pace, it
    is important that you evolve too! To get instant
    updates about blockchain certifications online
    and become a blockchain expert, check out
    Blockchain Council.

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Blockchain Council Certifications
  • You can check out our certifications, and kick
    start your career in the Blockchain space today.
  • Certified Blockchain Expert
  • Certified Blockchain Developer
  • Certified Smart Contract Developer
  • Certified Solidity Developer
  • Certified Ethereum Developer

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