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How Blockchain Can Simplify Partnerships Article

  • Collaboration is heart of business

  • Collaboration is not easy - lying, renegotiating, hard to keep track

  • Blockchain is going to transform how everything works - business wise

  • Blockchain makes it impossible to change anything

  • Smart contracts - programmed codes that are automatically executed once certain conditions are met

  • Example - Maersk - initated TradeLens Blockchain - uses smart contracts to automate tasks in shipping process

  • Partner selection - can simplify partner selection

  • Blockchain protocols CANNOT be easily alters once put in place

  • Challenges: technical aspects

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 What is blockchain (formal def)?

An immutable digital ledger consisting of a linear (chronological) chain of blocks containing information about transactions

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What is blockchain (simple def)?

A digital record that keeps information about transactions in a chain of blocks, arranged in order and unable to be changed.

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Blockchain importance

Once block and transactions are created they are permanent and cannot be changed

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What is a block?

A basic unit of data storage that records and secures information

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Block synonym (1 word)

Transactions

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3 key components of a block

  1. meta data 

  2. transaction count

  3. a list of transations 

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What is in meta data of block?

  1. time of creation of the block

  2. a hash (encryption) of transactions contained in block

  3. random # called nonce that proves the block is valid and legitimately added to the blockchain

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What are the 2 types of blockchain?

  1. permissioned

  2. decentralized (permissionless)

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Permissioned blockchain

only entities with the permission and authority can make modifications to blocks and the blockchain

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decentralized blockchain

digital ledger that is not controlled by one person, company, or governemt

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does decentralized (permissionless) blockchain make it hard to cheat or change records?

Yes. transactions are peer to peer. When transactions are made or a block is added, everyone copy is updated. cannot cheat or change records 

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cryptocurrency 

cryptocurrency is a type of digital money that
uses advanced encryption techniques to secure
transactions, control the creation of new units,
and verify transfers on a decentralized system

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what is the underlying architecture used for transactions of cyptocurrencies?

blockchain 

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most transactions on blokchains constitute moving _____ between _____ on the blockchain

cryptocurrency between owners

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Crypto is _____ and are used to perform transactions on the blokchain the same way money is used to perform transactions in the real world

fungible

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fungible means

means something can be easily exchanged for another of the same kind, and each unit is considered equal in value.

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nonfungible (unique and cannot be exchanged)

art and nft’s

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how are cryptocurrency transactions recorded?

on the blockchain

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where do users store their cryptocurrency?

in digital wallets, secured by private keys(like a password)

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how are crpyocurrencies different from regualr currencies?

they are not controlled by central banks or governments

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What is a crypto coin?

A crypto coin is a type of token that functions as the native currency of a blockchain.

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Give an example of a crypto coin

bitcoin

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what is a bitcoin

Bitcoin is a type of cryptocurrency — a digital currency that lets people send and receive money over the internet without using a bank.

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bitcoin key points

  • It runs on its own blockchain called the Bitcoin blockchain.

  • Transactions are recorded publicly and cannot be changed.

  • Bitcoin is decentralized, meaning no government or bank controls it.

  • It can be used like money to buy goods, services, or trade for other currencies.

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Benefits of cryptocurrency

  1. fast and cheap payments

  2. greater financial inclusion (no bank)

  3. security through blockchain

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risks of cryptocurrency

  1. potential for misuse (money laundering)

  2. high price volatility

  3. regulatory uncertain

  4. loss of funds if private keys are lost

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high price volatility meaning

prices changes a lot and quickly

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“How Blockchain Can Simplify Partnerships”
(Lumineau, Wang, and Luang)

“How Blockchain Can Simplify Partnerships”
(Lumineau, Wang, and Luang)
• Collaborations and partnerships are essential to
business, but sometimes complex to manage.
• Blockchain is useful in support of business
partnerships when trust and information sharing are
important.
‐ A single and secure version of information is
available and shared by all parities.
‐ Enables use of smart contracts (programmable
code that is executed when certain conditions are
met).

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Mediledger

blockchain drug supply chain tracking

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IBM food trust

blockchain baed partnership

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How does blockchain help partner selection

it enhances trust and transparency

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how does blockchain help negotiations and agreement formation

all details need to be worked out ex ante

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how does blockchain help execution

programmale contract 

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blockchain works well when agreements are

precies and outcome are verifiable

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blockchain does not work well where quality of delivery cannot be___

cannot be precisely defined but rather requires subjective assessment and human judgement