Blockchain technology course for techy geeks from blockchainplus.blogspot.com

  Blockchain Developer Salary in India 2021 On an Average, blockchain developer salary in India lies between INR 5,00,000-30,00,000 per annum  or 5 lakhs-30 lakhs. What is Blockchain technology? Blockchain  technology is a technology which has been invented by the person or a group of a person called  Satoshi Nakamoto. We have discussed the technology in the previous blog on our website. Here we will discuss the  Blockchain Applications   and terms used during the course. In a nutshell,  Blockchain  is a technology that allows direct transaction of data and value without having any central authority between users on a public platform where everyone registered user(node) has access to each and every block of transaction. It allows peer to peer transaction in a  decentralized,  trusted and secure environment. Blockchain  is a technology that permits transactions(it can be a currency, media, doc files, audio files etc) to be gathered...

What is Blockchain Technology? How does  Blockchain works & its Applications  

  Blockchain is a technology that permits transactions(it can be a currency, media, doc files, audio files etc) to be gathered into blocks and allows the resulting ledger to be accessed by different servers. Blocks are the digital containers that contain transactions, smart contracts, addresses and hash of the previous block. These blocks are first verified, validated by the miners, only then added to blockchain for a further successful transaction Blockchain is a technology that enables peer to peer transaction of data without any central authority which is why blockchain is called a decentralized mode of transaction. There are  majorly three types of blockchains; 1. Public Blockchain     Public Blockchain is a blockchain which is available to the public which means it is accessible to each and everyone who is  registered in the blockchain network, the database is stored on the public server which allows users to see the data  2. Private Blockchain ...