Ethereum Blockchain: Decentralized Smart Contracts and Trustless Applications on Blockchain Networks
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Chapters Brief Overview:
1: Ethereum: Explores Ethereum's architecture and its role in the evolution of programmable money.
2: Decentralized application: Unpacks dApps and their power to disrupt centralized systems across industries.
3: CryptoPunks: Showcases how digital collectibles challenged the idea of ownership in the crypto space.
4: Tron (blockchain): Analyzes Tron's mission to decentralize content and reshape digital entertainment.
5: Colored Coins: Details how metadata on Bitcoin paved the way for assets like NFTs and tokenized value.
6: Solana (blockchain platform): Explains Solana’s approach to scalability and its relevance in the broader blockchain landscape.
7: Ethereum Classic: Covers the Ethereum fork and the ideological divide on immutability vs. adaptability.
8: Vitalik Buterin: Examines the vision and influence of Ethereum’s cofounder on blockchain governance.
9: Nonfungible token: Outlines the rise of NFTs and their impact on digital identity, art, and ownership.
10: ERC721: Details the technical foundation behind NFTs and its standardized innovation in Ethereum.
11: CryptoKitties: Highlights the viral success of a blockchain game and its impact on network congestion.
12: Uniswap: Breaks down decentralized trading and how Uniswap changed the crypto exchange landscape.
13: Cardano (blockchain platform): Introduces Cardano's academic approach to decentralization and its contrast with Ethereum.
14: Decentralized autonomous organization: Explores how DAOs blend blockchain with governance in communitydriven decisionmaking.
15: 0x (decentralized exchange infrastructure): Discusses how 0x enables peertopeer trading across Ethereumbased assets.
16: Kevin Abosch: Profiles the artist whose cryptoinspired work bridges art, identity, and tokenization.
17: William Entriken: Highlights the contributor behind ERC721 and his role in Ethereum’s NFT ecosystem.
18: Blockchain: Traces blockchain’s evolution from Bitcoin to Ethereum’s programmable framework.
19: Decentralized finance: Delves into DeFi’s challenge to traditional banking using Ethereum’s smart contracts.
20: Smart contract: Explains the mechanics and significance of autonomous code executing on Ethereum.
21: Cryptocurrency: Connects Ethereum’s native currency to Bitcoin's legacy and economic influence.
This book is for professionals, students, hobbyists, and anyone seeking clarity in a complex world of digital transformation. As political science increasingly overlaps with blockchain, this guide reveals how Ethereum and Bitcoin are not just technologies—they are instruments of modern governance.
