2018
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3373347
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Distributed Ledger and Blockchain Technology: Framework and Use Cases

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“…It has the characteristics of simple deployment and high security. In addition, as the infrastructure of Smart Payments [56], Byteball smart contract can call Byteball wallet to pay transaction fees. Byteball is different from other DAGs in that it implements make use of Oracle to solve the problem of transaction order.…”
Section: Byteballmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has the characteristics of simple deployment and high security. In addition, as the infrastructure of Smart Payments [56], Byteball smart contract can call Byteball wallet to pay transaction fees. Byteball is different from other DAGs in that it implements make use of Oracle to solve the problem of transaction order.…”
Section: Byteballmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The fintech revolution brought by the blockchain has received extensive attention (Yang and Li 2018). Researchers agree that this nascent technology may transform traditional trading methods and practice in financial industry (Ashta and Biot-Paquerot 2018;Chen et al 2017;Kim and Sarin 2018). For instance, Gomber et al (2018) discuss transformations in four areas of financial services: operations management, payments, lending, and deposit services.…”
Section: Research Themesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, blockchain has been transforming traditional trading methods in practice. Kim and Journal (2018) proposed that blockchain can reduce the time of key trading processes, including currency transactions and identity verifications, thereby improving efficiency in record keeping and equity trading. Similarly, Gomber et al (2018) suggested that blockchain is a disruptive financial innovation for supporting new business models and market mechanisms.…”
Section: Blockchain 20mentioning
confidence: 99%