Satoshi Nakamotos original 2008 bitcoin white paper

Blockchain Design Principles >>> Satoshi Nakamotos original 2008 bitcoin white paper >>> Introduction to Blockchain for Financial Services

was about creating a second generation of the internet

sought to change civilization and reinvent business

was written about a specific cryptocurrency, but implicitly described broader blockchain design principles

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Incentives are what encourage network participants to cooperate and create the value that will ensure the success of the blockchain.

The incentive structures of a blockchain have little bearing on the security of the network.

Paradoxically, acting in one’s own self-interests benefits the peer-to-peer network.

On a blockchain, there is no economic benefit to performing a Sybil attack.

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The integrity of a blockchain network relies on humans who choose to do the right thing.

Trusted third parties verify people’s identities and vouch for their reputations.

Consensus mechanisms, such as proof of work or proof of stake, allow a securely distributed group of peers to confirm transactions and achieve network consensus.

There are currently no means of achieving integrity within a blockchain network.

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Identify the limitation of the Internet for business and economic activity

The optimal approach to governance of a blockchain ecosystem would be

How does ownership attribution on a public blockchain differ from that of a private blockchain

In what sense is blockchain technology not ready for prime time

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