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// Marcelo T. de Alvear 405 Oficina # 9 Ciudad de Buenos Aires Argentina // T + 54 11 5352 1259 hi @ atixlabs.com // www.atixlabs.com ROM NOTHER OINT OF IEW. BLOCKCHAIN 101 // EXECUTIVE DECK > IT S NOT ABOUT IDEAS, IT S ABOUT MAKING IDEAS HAPPEN //

WHAT IS? BLOCKCHAIN Data Base (LEDGER) Descentralised Cryptographically Secure

INTRO // Blockchain is a decentralized infrastructure that allows you to build on the internet and create another layer on people who are going to exchange value between them. Alex Preukschat Blockchain consultant

BLOCKCHAIN PROPERTIES // 01. OPEN SOURCE Open Source Technology. 02. SECURE Mathematically and cryptographically protected 03. TRANSPARENT & PUBLIC Anyone can inspect and audit what is happening.

04. DECENTRALISED All the nodes have a backup of the chain, nobody can control it. 05. TRUSTWORTHY Because is descentralised 06. TECHNOLOGICALLY FLEXIBLE Programmable, extensible, customizable. 07. IMMUTABLE Nobody can modify. The alteration of a block requires consensus along the chain.

TYPES OF BLOCKCHAIN // Blockchain Use Cases: What kind of transactions does each one allow? VALUE TRANSACTIONS 1 2 Exchange crypto currencies, similar to a large ledger. It allows to buy goods and services, store the value (very similar to how we currently use gold). BITCOIN DECENTRALIZED APPLICATIONS It allows to execute smart contracts, applications that are executed exactly as they were programmed without the possibility of downtime, censorship, fraud or third party interference. ETHEREUM What Bitcoin does for money, Ethereum does for contracts.

SMART CONTRACTS // 1. Agreement between two or more parties, capable of being executed and enforced by itself, autonomously and automatically. 2. Decentralizes trust relationships. We transfer the trust of a human being to a code 3. We go from trusting an individual, company or institution, to trust in a decentralized, autonomous, distributed system, with some pre-established transparent rules (algorithms) that anyone can verify, and that no one can alter.

USE CASES // 01. TRANSACTION TRACKING Tracking operations flows. Example: Energy - Energy flow from generators to consumers - Insurance - Follow up contracts. 02. TRANSPARENCY Publication of data with more than one interested party. Example: Government - Publication of Indices - Banking - Loyalty Programs, Financial Market. 03. MULTIPLE ACCESS - PUBLIC Access to shared data. Example: Government - Citizen records, Medicine - Patient's clinical history - Banking - Bank reconciliation. 04. NOTARIZATION Registration and certification of property and documents. Example: Insurance - Signature of policies - Real Estate - Property registration. 05. TRUST Validity of documents and transactions. Example: Financial Market - Safekeeping of documents - Banking - Trade finance services.

USE CASES // 06. SECURITY Privacy of sensitive records. Example: Government - Status information - Medicine - Medical records. 07. IMMUTABILITY The data can not be manipulated. Example: Government - Identification of citizens - Financial Market - Purchase and sale operations. 08. CONSENSUS BETWEEN PARTIES The approval of more than one party is needed. Example: Government - Resolution of summaries - Banking - Digital payments - Insurance - Signing of contracts. 09. AUDITABILITY Data review. Example: Government - Review of public accounts - Banking - KYC - Energy - Reports of regulators and market operators. 10. IRREFUTABILITY Ensure that what happens must happen. Example: Insurance - Execution of contracts - Real Estate - Property registration.

USE CASES // 11. SAFEGUARD - DECENTRALIZATION Safeguard information in more than one place, as if they were backup copies. Example: Financial Market - Protection of contracts. 12. FLEXIBILITY Adapt the result according to the received inputs. Example: Insurance - Execution of contracts - Banking - Statements of account. 13. OPEN ACCESS All public can access, for example through tokens. Example: Finance - ICO. 14. LOW COST TRANSACTION Possibility of making microtransactions, money as streaming, microfinance. Example: Banking - Investments.

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