In the previous chapters we went into theoretical details about what blockchain is and how the Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchains work. We also looked at the different cryptographic and mathematical algorithms, theorems, and proofs that go into making the blockchain technology.
In this chapter, we will start with how blockchain applications are different than the conventional applications, and then we ...
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