Ethereum Blockchain: Decentralized Apps Smart Contracts and the Future of Web3

Fouad Sabry

May 2025 · Ethereum Blockchain Book 1 · One Billion Knowledgeable

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The Ethereum Blockchain is one of the most revolutionary technologies shaping the future of decentralized systems and digital economies. Whether you’re a professional in the blockchain space, an undergraduate or graduate student, or simply an enthusiast or hobbyist, this book will guide you through the pivotal concepts and practical implications of Ethereum. Understanding this blockchain can unlock opportunities in everything from cryptocurrency to decentralized finance (DeFi), smart contracts, and nonfungible tokens (NFTs). By diving deep into the Ethereum Blockchain, this book offers you more than just theory – it provides practical insights into the decentralized world shaping the future

Ethereum-Introduction to the Ethereum platform, its structure, and how it enables decentralized applications

Smart Contract-Explains the concept of smart contracts and their role in automating transactions on the Ethereum Blockchain

Cryptocurrency-Focuses on the role of Ethereum in the cryptocurrency landscape and its unique features compared to Bitcoin

Cryptoeconomics-Explores the economic incentives behind Ethereum's decentralized network, including mining and staking

Solana (blockchain platform)-Overview of Solana’s blockchain, its differences from Ethereum, and its growing role in decentralized finance

Blockchain-Provides a deeper understanding of blockchain technology, its mechanisms, and how Ethereum integrates within this ecosystem

Nonfungible token-Discusses NFTs and how Ethereum has pioneered the creation, exchange, and ownership of digital assets

CryptoPunks-A look at CryptoPunks as a cultural milestone in the NFT space and how they represent the intersection of art and blockchain

Ethereum Classic-Explains Ethereum Classic, its origins, and the split from Ethereum due to the DAO hack and its implications

0x (decentralized exchange infrastructure)-Overview of the 0x protocol, its role in decentralized exchanges, and how it integrates with Ethereum

ERC721-Details the ERC721 standard, the foundation for NFTs on Ethereum, and its impact on the tokenization of digital assets

William Entriken-Examines the contributions of William Entriken in the development of the ERC721 standard

CryptoKitties-Introduces CryptoKitties, the popular Ethereumbased game, and how it was one of the first massmarket applications of blockchain technology

Cardano (blockchain platform)-Analyzes Cardano’s blockchain, contrasting it with Ethereum’s approach to scalability and governance

Uniswap-Focuses on Uniswap, a decentralized exchange built on Ethereum, revolutionizing decentralized finance

Tron (blockchain)-Discusses the Tron blockchain and compares its vision and functionality to Ethereum’s ecosystem

Decentralized application-Looks into decentralized applications (dApps) and how they operate on the Ethereum blockchain

Decentralized finance-Discusses decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, focusing on Ethereum's pivotal role in shaping the DeFi ecosystem

Colored Coins-Introduces the concept of Colored Coins on the Ethereum blockchain and their role in asset management

Decentralized autonomous organization-Explores DAOs, decentralized organizations that function autonomously on the blockchain, and their use cases

Kevin Abosch-Highlights the role of artist Kevin Abosch in merging art with blockchain technology, specifically with NFTs

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