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Innovation Project Report
INNOVATION
(GROUP - II)
CRYPTOGRAPH
IN BLOCKCHAI
SAMBRAM K S
(PROJECT LEAD)
MARUTHI PRASANNA
REDDY
A MADAN
G SHREYAS
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ABSTRACT
The fast-developing fields of digital innovation such as Web3.0 cryptography,
NFTs (non-fungible tokens), and blockchain technology have the potential to
fundamentally alter how people interact with data, assets, and one another
online. Decentralized networks may operate securely without the use of
intermediaries thanks to Web3.0 cryptography, a more private and secure
type of data encryption. NFTs are distinctive digital assets that can be
acquired, exchanged, and traded on blockchain networks, allowing content
producers to make money off of their work and providing collectors with a
fresh opportunity to invest in the digital arts. By enabling individuals to take
ownership of their digital identities and assets in a more open and fairer
online ecosystem, these technologies are working together to accelerate the
development of the decentralized web.
Secondly, the project explores the use cases and applications of NFTs,
which are a novel and disruptive form of digital asset ownership and
exchange, enabling creators to monetize their work and collectors to
invest in digital culture.
Blockchain Technology
Non-Fungible Tokens
Practical Implementation
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Blockchain Technology
This module would cover the fundamentals of blockchain technology,
including consensus mechanisms, smart contracts, and decentralized
applications (dApps), and their role in supporting decentralized
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Non-Fungible Tokens
This module would focus on the unique properties of NFTs, such as
their immutability, scarcity, and transferability, and their use cases in
various industries, such as art, gaming, music, and sports.
Improving the Accessibility: UPI is already widely used in India for digital
payments, and integrating it with a decentralized network could make digital
payments more accessible to people in other countries who do not have access 7
to traditional banking services.
There are some data structures and algorithms that can be deployed in partnership
with THE CDAC (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing) & THE NPCI
(National Payments Corporation of India).
Namely the below mentioned are the Advanced Data Structures that can be used:
Merkle Trees: Merkle Trees are used to organize the transactions within a block
in a hierarchical structure that allows for efficient verification of the transactions.
Public Key Cryptography: Public Key Cryptography is used to secure the digital
transactions on the blockchain network by using a pair of keys – a public key and
a private key – to encrypt and decrypt the data.
Proof of Work (PoW) Algorithm: PoW algorithm is used to verify the transactions 8
on the blockchain network by requiring miners to solve complex mathematical
problems to validate the transactions and add a new block to the chain.
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STEP 3: Smart Contract Integration
Input: User creates a smart contract using the project's platform to automate the
distribution of royalties to NFT creators based on their sales.
Output: The smart contract is deployed on the blockchain network, and royalties
are automatically distributed to NFT creators based on the terms of the contract.
Blockchain Technology:
Test Case 1: Provide a scenario where proof-of-work consensus mechanism is 10
used in a blockchain, and ask the learner to explain the process and
advantages of this mechanism.
Test Case 2: Present a smart contract scenario and ask the learner to write a
simple contract in Solidity language that meets the requirements of the scenario.
Test Case 3: Provide a case study of a dApp and ask the learner to explain its
architecture, key features, and how it interacts with the blockchain.
Non-Fungible Tokens:
Test Case 1: Provide a scenario where an NFT is created and traded on a
blockchain platform, and ask the learner to explain the process and the
advantages of NFTs over traditional digital assets.
Test Case 2: Provide a case study of an NFT platform and ask the learner to
analyze its architecture, key features, and how it addresses the challenges of
NFT adoption.
Test Case 3: Present a scenario where an NFT is used for digital art ownership
and ask the learner to explain how the immutability and scarcity properties of
NFTs are beneficial for both creators and collectors.
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Traceability: The project allows for the tracking of the ownership and
transaction history of NFTs, making it possible to verify the authenticity and 11
provenance of digital assets. This is particularly important for artists and
creators looking to protect their intellectual property rights.
Accessibility: The project makes it easy for users to create, trade, and
manage NFTs, even if they have limited technical knowledge. This ensures that
the benefits of blockchain technology are accessible to a wider range of users.
CONCLUSION
There is a chance that the project on Web3.0 cryptography,
NFTs, and blockchain technology will significantly progress the
field of digital assets and transactions. Blockchain technology
has the potential to revolutionise a number of industries,
including art, music, gaming, supply chain management,
financial services, and identity management, thanks to its greater
security, transparency, efficiency, and accessibility. The security,
effectiveness, and speed of digital transactions could be further
improved by combining the Unified Payment Interface (UPI) with
a decentralised network. The project has the potential to have a 13
big positive impact on the digital world and offers a number of
opportunities for innovation.
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REFERENCES
PROJECT DATA :
WWW.WIKIPEDIA.COM
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AWS.AMAZON.COM
INVESTOPEDIA
INTERNATIONAL
MONETORY FUNDS
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COINSWITCH KUBER
COINDCX
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