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An experimental evaluation of the scalability of permissioned blockchains [PDF]
Permissioned blockchains are decentralized digital systems, which are used to record transactions and which maintain multiple, synchronized copies of the whole list of transactions (i.e., the ledger) on geographically dispersed nodes. Cryptographic operations are used to 'chain' transactions in the ledger, making the system tamper-resistant.
Tavonatti, Stefano +4 more
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Rethinking Permissioned Blockchains [PDF]
Current blockchain platforms, especially the recent permissioned systems, have architectural limitations: smart contracts run sequentially, all node executes all smart contracts, consensus protocols are hard-coded, the trust model is static and not exible, and non-determinism in smart-contract execution poses serious problems.
Marko Vukolić, Vukolic, Marko
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Parallel Transaction Execution Models Under Permissioned Blockchains [PDF]
Most existing permissioned blockchain systems adopt serial transaction execution methods,which cannot take advantage of the high performance of multi-core processors.This serial method will be a performance bottleneck in permissioned blockchains with ...
DONG Hao, ZHAO Hengtai, WANG Ziyao, YUAN Ye, ZHANG Aoqian
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TimeFabric: Trusted Time for Permissioned Blockchains. [PDF]
As the popularity of blockchains continues to rise, blockchain platforms must be enhanced to support new application needs. In this paper, we propose one such enhancement that is essential for financial applications and online marketplaces - support for time-based logic such as verifying deadlines or expiry dates and examining a time window of recent ...
Mitra, Aritra +3 more
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Permissioned blockchains and distributed databases: A performance study
SummaryBlockchains are increasingly studied in the context of new applications. Permissioned blockchains promise to deal with the issue of complete removal of trust, a notion that is currently the hallmark of the developed society. Before the idea is adopted in contexts where resource efficiency and fast operation is a requirement, one could ...
Sara Bergman +2 more
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Beacons and Blockchains in the Mobile Gaming Ecosystem: A Feasibility Analysis
We explore the adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLTs), such as blockchains, in mobile gaming, focusing on ecosystem expansion and diversification, customer attraction and retention, exploitation of context ...
Iakovos Pittaras +3 more
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Not all blockchains are created equal, and many cannot accommodate all of the primary characteristics of big data: Variety, Velocity, Volume and Veracity. Currently, public blockchains are slow and clunky, it can be expensive to keep up with the velocity
Gal Zarchi +13 more
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Traceability in Permissioned Blockchain [PDF]
In this paper, we have achieved privacy protection and high transparency in a permissioned blockchain. There is a sidechain that connects the permissionless blockchain and the permissioned blockchain. The behavior in the permissioned blockchain is almost a black box from the perspective of the permissionless blockchain.
Tatsuo Mitani, Akira Otsuka
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We present a prototype of a decentralized power trading system based on the use of distributed ledger technology. This sort of efficient, decentralized marketplace is needed to empower prosumers and make them first-class members of a smart, decentralized
Dušan B. Gajić +6 more
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Scaling Permissioned Blockchain Systems [PDF]
With the advent of Bitcoin, the first real-world and practical blockchain system, researchers and practitioners have turned their eyes and started developing new cryptocurrencies and blockchains. There are two types of blockchains: Permissioned and Permissionless.
Rahnama, Sajjad
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