Table II.

Types of blockchain

Types of blockchainPublic blockchainConsortium blockchainPrivate blockchain
Managing entityAll participants (decentralization)Participants who belong to the consortiumOne central institution holds all the authority
GovernanceIt is very difficult to change the rule that has been madeThe rules could be changed relatively easily according to the agreement among the consortium participantsThe rules could be changed easily according to the decision made by the central institution
Transaction speedIt is difficult to expand the network, and transaction speed is slowIt is easy to expand the network and transaction speed is fastIt is very easy to expand the network and transaction speed is fast
Data accessAnybody can access itOnly authorized users may access itOnly authorized users may access it
IdentifiabilityPseudo-anonymousIdentifiableIdentifiable
TransactionThe entity for proofThe entity for proofProof of transaction
Proofof transaction is decided by algorithms such as PoW and PoS, and cannot be known in advanceof transaction is known through authentication, and transaction verification and block generation are made according to the rules agreed in advanceis made by central institution
Utilization casesBitcoinR3CEVLinq, a stock trade market platform for NASDAQ unlisted companies
Source: Financial Services Commission (2016) 

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