Blockchain: Regulating the New Economy

1.1 Research Scope

1.2 Research Methodology

1.3 Research Methodology Explained

1.4 Key Findings

1.5 Growth Opportunities

2.1 Blockchain is Becoming Highly Appealing to Economies Across the Globe due to its Immutability, Disintermediation, and Security

2.2 Majority of Blockchain Systems in the Experimentation Stage or in Use Globally are Either Public or Private

2.3 Key Specifications of Blockchain-based Governing Systems

3.1 Blockchain Technology Working Principle - P2P Governing Network

3.2 DLT Ensures Greater Security for Transactions, which is Run and Recorded on it

3.3 Blockchain Tokenization Creates Token which is Used for Payment Transactions

4.1 Blockchain Revamps the Traditional Regulating Models by Making Them More Relevant, Accessible, and Cost-effective

4.2 Off-chain Governance vs. On-chain Governance

4.3 Consensus Algorithms Ensures Efficient Decision Making in DLT

5.1 Blockchain Faces Key Challenges that Include Lack of Awareness as well as Scalability

6.1 Blockchain-based Applications are Setting the Decentralized Governing Framework Across the Industry Sectors

6.2 Decentralized Applications must Explore ways of Complementing the Role of Central Authorities

6.3 Blockchain Governance grants Access to the Interconnected Trusted Network of Loyal Customers

7.1 Standardization and Uniformity Among Global Regulatory Authorities will be Key to Ensure Scalability in Decentralized Models

7.2 The US Remains A Prominent Country in the Cryptocurrency Ecosystem

7.3 Switzerland is Leading the Crypto-friendly Nation Tag

7.4 Singapore is Establishing a Tokenized-based Blockchain Working Ecosystem

7.5 Majority of Countries are in Consultation Phase with Respect to Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Regulation

7.6 Adoption and Integration of Blockchain into Governments Systems Will Enable Frictionless Partner Ecosystem

8.1 Synergies Between Blockchain and Other Emerging Techs to Provide Converged Applications Across the Industrial Sector

8.2 Blockchain benefits are Cascading and more Effective for Tackling the Current Centralized Governance Issues

9.1 Key Contacts

9.1 Key Contacts (continued)

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