How can blockchain technology be beneficial for the market of securities backed by assets?
1. Definition: Blockchain technology is a digital system wherein crucial information, such as fundamental assets, their changes, audit reports, classification reports, and other relevant data, can be stored in a highly organized format transparently and in a decentralized manner (Decentralization). This ensures that no individual, entity, or central server has control over the data.
2. Implication: Blockchain technology reduces the likelihood of entities aggregating “assets of various types” because blockchain discloses information in a more detailed, prolonged, and immutable manner due to its decentralized nature and high availability service.
Equating the technical definition with the financial one, I can say that blockchain is a form of distributed ledger technology. It’s essentially a ledger or database that is shared and controlled by a network of nodes. Blockchain technology can significantly enhance the readability and consistency of certain assets, such as consumer loans, and mitigate the inconsistency of information.
How does Blockchain work?
An application or platform based on blockchain operates on the idea of storing information in a decentralized manner within highly secure blocks, encrypted with a private key code. Since blockchain data often involves simultaneous agreement from multiple parties, writing data to the blockchain is usually associated with signing using its encryption keys, thereby reducing the scope for human error or manipulation.
Various entities, institutions, and individual users are connected to a single network, as illustrated in the adjacent diagram.
What’s the difference between current transactions and those conducted via a blockchain-based platform or application?
In traditional transactions, certain information obscurity may amplify concerns about information inconsistency between originators and buyers. The securities market backed by assets, or the financial market in general, is riddled with points of information inconsistency. Blockchain technology is generally believed to have an advantage due to its shared ownership, immutable decentralized data, and the ability to trace data across the long chain of blocks. Overall, adopting blockchain seems beneficial in improving the efficiency and transparency of trading securities backed by assets. This is practically implemented, for example, in China.
Direct benefits of transactions via a blockchain-based platform or application:
The fundamental assets in financial transactions, and any primary branch belonging to one of the following four types: residential mortgages, car loans, consumer loans, or accounts receivable.
Regarding transactions on these assets, the adoption of blockchain technology can enhance the autonomy between parties since the technology allows for simultaneous approvals and significantly reduces human interaction, thereby minimizing potential collusion.
Blockchain technology, which incorporates smart contracts, can alleviate information inconsistencies and improve welfare by promoting entry and competition. However, the irreversible distribution of information during standardized production may further encourage collusion.
How will the use of blockchain change the way transactions and financial dealings are conducted in the near future?
The interaction between regulatory bodies and financial companies might lead to a unique regulatory outcome, even when different countries face similar financial innovations designed to evade regulations at roughly the same time, as illustrated in the following diagram.
Given the vast size of the securities market backed by assets and the lack of transparency in data disclosure, blockchain technology is expected to bring additional benefits.
One of the main features is cybersecurity using blockchain. An unauthorized person (user) will not be able to access the specific blocks of the transaction. However, only those authorized can deal securely and transparently around the clock 24/7, as illustrated by the adjacent diagram.
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Blockchain Technology in Local and Global Business Transactions How can blockchain technology be beneficial for the market of securities backed by assets?
1. Definition: Blockchain technology is a digital system wherein crucial information, such as fundamental assets, their changes, audit reports, classification reports, and other relevant data, can be stored in a highly organized format transparently and in a decentralized manner (Decentralization). This ensures that no individual, entity, or central server has control over the data.
2. Implication: Blockchain technology reduces the likelihood of entities aggregating “assets of various types” because blockchain discloses information in a more detailed, prolonged, and immutable manner due to its decentralized nature and high availability service.
Equating the technical definition with the financial one, I can say that blockchain is a form of distributed ledger technology. It’s essentially a ledger or database that is shared and controlled by a network of nodes. Blockchain technology can significantly enhance the readability and consistency of certain assets, such as consumer loans, and mitigate the inconsistency of information.
How does Blockchain work? An application or platform based on blockchain operates on the idea of storing information in a decentralized manner within highly secure blocks, encrypted with a private key code. Since blockchain data often involves simultaneous agreement from multiple parties, writing data to the blockchain is usually associated with signing using its encryption keys, thereby reducing the scope for human error or manipulation.
Various entities, institutions, and individual users are connected to a single network, as illustrated in the adjacent diagram.
What’s the difference between current transactions and those conducted via a blockchain-based platform or application? In traditional transactions, certain information obscurity may amplify concerns about information inconsistency between originators and buyers. The securities market backed by assets, or the financial market in general, is riddled with points of information inconsistency. Blockchain technology is generally believed to have an advantage due to its shared ownership, immutable decentralized data, and the ability to trace data across the long chain of blocks. Overall, adopting blockchain seems beneficial in improving the efficiency and transparency of trading securities backed by assets. This is practically implemented, for example, in China.
Direct benefits of transactions via a blockchain-based platform or application: The fundamental assets in financial transactions, and any primary branch belonging to one of the following four types: residential mortgages, car loans, consumer loans, or accounts receivable.
Regarding transactions on these assets, the adoption of blockchain technology can enhance the autonomy between parties since the technology allows for simultaneous approvals and significantly reduces human interaction, thereby minimizing potential collusion.
Blockchain technology, which incorporates smart contracts, can alleviate information inconsistencies and improve welfare by promoting entry and competition. However, the irreversible distribution of information during standardized production may further encourage collusion.
How will the use of blockchain change the way transactions and financial dealings are conducted in the near future? The interaction between regulatory bodies and financial companies might lead to a unique regulatory outcome, even when different countries face similar financial innovations designed to evade regulations at roughly the same time, as illustrated in the following diagram.
Given the vast size of the securities market backed by assets and the lack of transparency in data disclosure, blockchain technology is expected to bring additional benefits.
One of the main features is cybersecurity using blockchain. An unauthorized person (user) will not be able to access the specific blocks of the transaction. However, only those authorized can deal securely and transparently around the clock 24/7, as illustrated by the adjacent diagram.
In addition to numerous properties and benefits, there might be a shift towards dispensing with the intermediary bank in the case of bank transfers between individuals and companies across two different countries in a specific currency. The current method is shown in the diagram below:
This might evolve to exclude the intermediary bank, saving costs and time with efficiency, impartiality, and freedom, as illustrated in the following diagram:
In addition to numerous properties and benefits, there might be a move towards eliminating the intermediary bank in bank transfers between individuals and companies across two different countries using a specific currency. The current method is illustrated in the diagram below:
This could evolve to exclude the intermediary bank, thereby saving on costs and time with efficiency, impartiality, and freedom, as illustrated in the following diagram:
