What you still don't know about blockchain
summary
Hyperledger is an open source collection of projects at the Linux Foundation providing Hyperledger tools for building private, permissioned ledgers; ConsenSys builds infrastructure on Ethereum public network focused on tokens, decentralized apps and identity. Claim: tokenization speeds clearing to near-instant, reduces intermediaries; example: diamonds move from the Kimberley paper process to tokenized diamonds on ledgers. Adoption is early but accelerating — hundreds of private networks exist while tens of thousands of nodes secure major public chains.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to blockchain
- 0:43Hyperledger explained
- 1:46What is consensus
- 3:29Public vs private blockchains
- 5:14Decentralization approaches
- 8:49Tokenization and markets
- 10:10Diamond industry example
- 11:33Finance and intermediaries
- 13:21Adoption curve status
- 14:47Resistance to public blockchains
- 15:51Component maturity
- 16:13Corporations in decentralized world
- 17:15Blockchain in governance
- 18:39Future of the internet
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