Blockchain 2.0
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Learners with some foundation in computer science or finance who want a systematic understanding of blockchain technical principles and application development
- Corporate managers and technical decision-makers seeking to integrate blockchain thinking into product design and business model innovation
- Scholars or industry analysts with deep research interest in decentralized applications, smart contracts, and token economic models
- Advanced readers dissatisfied with conceptual hype who desire a rational understanding of the technical boundaries and future challenges of blockchain
Not a good fit for
- Readers seeking only short-term Bitcoin price trends or shortcuts to cryptocurrency investment
- Complete beginners hoping for a zero-technical-background, fully story-based or allegorical introduction to blockchain
Reading tips
- Reading in chapter order is recommended, with particular attention to Chapters 2 and 3 on the core architecture of Blockchain 2.0, which form the foundation of the book
- While reading, combine it with synchronous practical observation or simple technical verification of key projects mentioned in the book (such as Ethereum) to deepen understanding
- For chapters involving economic models or governance structures, appropriately connect them with real business cases for lateral thinking to improve absorption
About the publisher
The Publishing House of Electronics Industry is a comprehensive publisher distinguished by its focus on electronic information and related fields. Judging from the more than 3,000 titles in its catalogue, its publishing covers programming and design, artificial intelligence, computer science, finance and economics, photography, and social sciences, attending both to cutting-edge technology and to general readers. Representative titles include Factor Investing: Methods and Practice, x86 Assembly Language: From Real Mode to Protected Mode, The RISC-V Reader, Artificial Intelligence: Speech Recognition, Understanding and Practice, Phased Array Radar Technology, Radar Target Characteristics, and 100 Go Mistakes and How to Avoid Them, most of which centre on technical methods and engineering practice. Its authors include Shi Chuan, Li Zhong, Wang Xiaobo, David Patterson, Andrew Waterman, and Yu Zihao, among others from China and abroad. Owing to limited public information, no further publishing features are elaborated here.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 总序 区块链与互联网秩序
- 推荐序一 金融的天 信任的石来补
- 推荐序二 对未知世界保持谨慎的狂热
- 推荐序三 金融创新众生相背后的不变初心
- 序言 互联网金融第二弹
- 前言 金融大叔的梦想
- 引言
- 第1章 从理想到现实，区块链的前世今生
- 1.1 区块链究竟是什么
- 1.2 以比特币为基石的区块链1.0模式
- 1.3 辐射无限可能的区块链2.0
- 1.4 区块链大事记
- 1.5 本书内容
- 第2章 区块链技术解读
- 2.1 区块链的技术原理
- 2.2 点到点网络和区块链
- 2.3 智能合约的技术实现
- 2.4 区块链系统的安全和隐私
- 2.5 区块链资源一览
- 第3章 区块链在虚拟货币领域的应用
- 3.1 从加密货币到数字货币
- 3.2 比特币背后的0与1
- 3.3 比特币001？比特币002？
- 3.4 是投资还是投机？
- 3.5 不得不提的Mt.Gox
- 第4章 数据驱动，区块链与数据挖掘
- 4.1 大数据时代
- 4.2 互联网金融，用数据说话
- 4.3 区块链系统上的数据
- 4.4 区块链和大数据
- 第5章 金融世界中的信用和征信
- 5.1 征信，躺着赚钱的机会
- 5.2 信用为王，数据为本
- 5.3 用区块链改变征信体系
- 第6章 金融的风险控制和安全
- 6.1 风控和征信
- 6.2 风险就在于小概率事件会发生
- 6.3 区块链是解决风控系统问题的答案
- 6.4 用区块链来控制风险
- 第7章 金融领域中的其他区块链应用
- 7.1 超级账本
- 7.2 可交易的金融产品
- 7.3 数字化的资产管理
- 7.4 第三方支付和跨境支付
- 第8章 金融领域之外的区块链应用
- 8.1 区块链2.0技术的价值
- 8.2 区块链的五十个应用场景
- 8.3 物联网的应用
- 8.4 OpenChain——区块链技术思想应用的典型案例
- 第9章 区块链技术的预测和展望
- 附录A 比特币“矿工”的一天
- 附录B 专业词汇表
- 附录C 参考网站一览
- 附录D 参考文献一览
- 推荐语
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About the author
Tan Lei — publicly available information about this author is limited. Their nationality, dates of birth and death, educational background, and professional experience are not clearly documented, and the confirmable details center mainly on a single work. Tan Lei is the author of Blockchain 2.0, a book commonly classified under management, which suggests the writing addresses how blockchain technology connects with business management and organizational operations rather than offering a purely technical explanation of principles. The choice of subject indicates an interest in how emerging technologies are applied in real business settings, with a style that balances conceptual clarification and practical application, aiming to help managers and general readers understand blockchain's place in industry and the changes it may bring. Since only one work is held in the collection, it is difficult to summarize the author's full body of writing or overall intellectual framework, and further works and research directions await more material.
