Literatura sobre aplicaciones basadas en Blockchain

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Manuel Enrique Morales

Politólogo, Economista, y Consultor en Transformación Digital.

Si bien las aplicaciones #blockchain se están implementando ampliamente, muchos problemas aún siguen sin ser abordados. Al hacerlo, las cadenas de bloques se vuelven no solo más escalables y eficientes, sino también más duraderas. Las características que ofrecen no son únicas si se juzgan individualmente, y la mayor parte de los mecanismos en los que se basan dichas cadenas son conocidos desde hace años. Sin embargo, la combinación de todas estas características hace que sean ideales para muchas aplicaciones que justifican el intenso interés de varias industrias. A medida que blockchain madure y se vaya acercando a una adopción masiva, se espera que sus aplicaciones penetren en más industrias.

A continuación se enlazan referencias bibliográficas para que te ayuden a investigar sobre esta tecnología disruptiva.

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