Ethereum and BlockChain
About Ethereum and BlockChain
Decentralized and open-source, Ethereum is a blockchain that supports smart contracts. The platform's native cryptocurrency is Ethereum. Ether's market valuation is second only to that of bitcoin among cryptocurrencies. 2013 saw the creation of Ethereum by programmer Vitalik Buterin.
A blockchain is a decentralized, distributed, and open digital ledger that is used to log transactions across several computers in a way that prevents changes from being made retrospectively without affecting all blocks behind them and the network's consensus.
Why is Ethereum and BlockChain important?
Ethereum is utilized for a wide range of cutting-edge applications in banking, online surfing, gaming, advertising, identity management, and supply chain management thanks to its revolutionary mix of features including smart contracts.
Blockchain makes it easier for multistep transactions that need verification and traceability to be verified and tracked. It can speed up data transfer procedures, assure secure transactions, and save compliance costs. The management of contracts and product audits can both benefit from blockchain technology.
Who should take the Ethereum and BlockChain Exam?
- Managers, senior executives, executives
- Individuals Who Want To Learn Ethereum and Blockchain
- Technologists
- Developers
- Professionals who have an interest in this area.
Ethereum and BlockChain Certification Course Outline
- Ethereum Overview
- Blockchain Messenger
- Smart Money: Deposit and withdrawal
- Smart Wallet
- NFT
- Legacy Content
- Blockchain Overview
- Transactions, Wallets, and hashing
- Solidity
- Shared Wallet
- Web3.js
- Smart Contract Interaction
- Go-Ethereum
- Asset Tokenization