Figure 4.1.An Example of a Blockchain Process.
Figure 4.2.Architecture of a Blockchain Network.
Figure 4.3.Structure of a Block.
Figure 4.4.Types of Block.
Figure 4.5.Block Hashing (I).
Figure 4.6.Block Hashing (II).
Figure 4.7.Merkle Hash Tree and Root.
Figure 4.8.Merkle Hash Tree and Root in Blockchain.
Figure 4.9.Operational Process of Blockchain.
Figure 6.1.The Layer–component–process Configuration of a Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) System.
Figure 6.2.The Layer Hierarchy of a Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) System.
Figure 7.1.Complete Block Input.
Figure 7.2.Hash Results of the “0000” Nonce.
Figure 7.3.Hash Results of the “0023” Nonce.
Figure 7.4.First Block.
Figure 7.5.Hash Value from the Nonce of “0018.”
Figure 7.6.Blocks One and Two in the Blockchain.
Figure 7.7.Hash Calculation of #2X with the Nonce of “0013.”
Figure 8.1.Evolution of the Web.
Figure 8.2.Web 3.0 Stack.
Figure 8.3.Taxonomy of Crypto Assets.
Figure 17.1.Overview of the Post-trade Process for Foreign Currency.
Figure 18.1.Blockchain-based Approach for Data Exchange in the Primary Care Settings.
Figure 18.2.MiPasa Ecosystem and Its Functionality.
Figure 19.1.Anatomy of a Real Estate Deal.
Figure 20.1.A Blockchain-enabled Supply Chain.
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