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Bitcoin and NFTs are just the beginning: Why Blockchain / DLT can do so much more!

3. February 2023
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Blockchain technology has attracted a lot of attention in recent years, especially with the introduction of Bitcoin as a digital currency and NFTs as digital collectibles. However, the blockchain offers much more than virtual currencies and collectibles. In this blog, I’d like to share some ideas on why blockchain (or more generally DLT technology) can do much more – what different use cases there are and what could be next!

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1. Introduction:
2. Bitcoin and NFTs are revolutionary developments….
3. Why DLT can do so much more
4. Next generation applications
5. Money laundering and fraud prevention
6. How DLT can help reduce costs
7. Reduction of “paperwork
8. Data integrity support
9. Creating new possibilities for data transmission
10. As a result,
10.1. Author: Marian Härtel
Key Facts
  • Blockchain and DLT offer far more than just Bitcoin and NFTs; they are revolutionizing business processes.
  • The technology enables decentralized data storage, which leads to greater transparency and security.
  • Blockchain/DLT can automate processes, reduce costs and increase efficiency.
  • It creates new identification options and enables smart contracts.
  • DLT has the potential to serve as a universal infrastructure for companies and public authorities.
  • Blockchain can play a central role in combating money laundering and fraud.
  • We are at the beginning of a digital transformation that could revolutionize many industries.

Introduction:

Although blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT) are often associated with bitcoin and non-fungible tokens (NFT), blockchain’s potential is far greater. There are a variety of other applications that arise from the ecosystem. Blockchain or DLT technology is changing the way information is shared and processed. It enables companies to store and share data in a decentralized manner so that everyone involved has a unified view of the information. This has the advantage that all parties involved have the same information, which leads to more transparency in the business processes. In addition, blockchain can help make processes more efficient by allowing companies to perform actions automatically. This not only leads to greater efficiency in the execution of business processes, but also enables companies to save costs and time. In addition, the (or rather “a”) blockchain ecosystem offers several opportunities for use case development. For example, companies can develop smart contracts or improve their logistics processes. In the financial sector, new products can be developed to facilitate trade. Blockchain can also play an important role in the Internet of Things, enabling companies to connect networked devices to create smarter solutions. In addition, blockchain plays an important role in data protection: Since all parties involved must have the same information, data protection can be maintained – unlike conventional technologies, no central provider is necessary. Especially in terms of data protection, this is an enormous advantage for companies of all sizes. All in all, the potential of blockchain / DLT is far greater than just Bitcoin and/or NFT and offers multiple opportunities for companies in different industries – be it in the area of the Internet of Things or data protection – to create new innovative solutions.

Bitcoin and NFTs are revolutionary developments….

Bitcoin and NFTs are revolutionary developments in blockchain and distributed ledger technologies (DLT) that provide a whole new level of transparency and security. However, the possibilities of DLT go far beyond Bitcoin and NFTs. In addition to the transparency and security these technologies provide, they can also help increase the efficiency of industrial and business processes. Blockchain/DLT-based solutions can be used to automate transactions by removing people or organizations from the process. This allows stakeholders to interact directly with each other without the need for an intermediary. Moreover, with DLT, it is possible to ensure real-time data security and integrity, as all information is stored in a decentralized data layer. Unlike traditional methods, all participants are notified of any change in the ledger. This ensures the integrity of all data. Blockchain/DLT also offers great advantages for the development of new business models. It helps companies develop products and services faster and more efficiently. DLT is also a great relief for startups, as they can get investments faster and thus succeed faster. But the use of blockchain/DLT has also proven successful in the public sector: The use of these technologies enables government agencies and executives to work more transparently and efficiently and to improve the cost-effectiveness of public programs. For example, the European Union has decided to use this technology to exchange sensitive data in healthcare. Overall, it is clear that blockchain/DLT is far more than just Bitcoin or NFTs – it is revolutionizing both the private and public sectors through its ability to provide transparency and security in all its forms. So it’s fair to say that blockchain/DLT is a game changer: it has revolutionized the way business is done – both online and offline – and helped create new opportunities for businesses of all sizes.

Why DLT can do so much more

The use of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) is still a topic that confuses many people. Many think that DLT is only used for Bitcoin and NFTs. But in reality it can do much more. DLT is a decentralized system of record that allows users to store and share information securely, transparently, and efficiently. It provides a reliable way to exchange data securely between different systems. Because it is decentralized, the data is not vulnerable to hacking attempts or other digital threats. It also provides more transparency in the exchange of digital information, as the process of data storage and exchange is publicly visible to every user. DLT can also serve as a support for a variety of business processes that go far beyond Bitcoin and NFTs. For example, DLT can be used as a tool for smart contracts – automated contracts that require immediate action and eliminate the need for middlemen. DLT can also help make orders and supply chains more efficient and automate documents such as payroll or invoices. In addition, DLT offers new possibilities for identity management. It just gives users control over their personal data and how that data is stored and shared. This means that users have more control over their digital identities and therefore more security when sharing their personal information. But it also enables companies to process transactions more easily and to better control their personal data and identities on the Internet. This is because it ensures that digital information can be exchanged securely and in real time, making it an indispensable tool for driving digital transformation.

Next generation applications

DLT has the potential to become a universal infrastructure on which businesses and government agencies can build. Blockchain and DLT applications can be divided into different groups.

On the one hand, there are applications related to financial services such as digital currencies and tokens. On the other hand, there are applications that relate to other industries such as logistics, energy or healthcare. In all cases, the technology enables decentralized data storage, which means that no central entity needs to store all the data. This ensures compliance with data protection guidelines. In addition, blockchain / DLT offers other advantages:

  • It provides transparency and security to the individual parties for their transactions;
  • It creates a digital ecosystem of providers, buyers and sellers;
  • it enables the exchange of goods and services without the need for intermediaries
  • it creates new possibilities for identification and enables smart contracts, i.e. self-replicating contracts.

These technologies have already shown promising results – for example, Ethereum has established itself as a platform for developing DeFi (Decentralized Finance) applications. The DeFi application is now so popular that experts believe it could become one of the biggest financial innovations since the end of the gold standard in the near future. Other industries such as logistics or energy are already using blockchain / DLT with innovative solutions. The use of these technologies could generate even more growth in the coming years. Many companies are already using blockchain / DLT technologies to improve their business models or offer new products. Since DLT is a relatively new technology, it is difficult to estimate its impact, but experts believe it could be revolutionary. It is a revolutionary technology that has the potential to turn existing business models on their head and enable new ways of interaction.

Companies should therefore examine whether blockchain / DLT is an option for them in order to benefit from the advantages of these technologies.

Money laundering and fraud prevention

Today, blockchain technology can play a central role in combating money laundering and fraud. The introduction of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) will significantly improve the transparency and traceability of financial transactions. A system using DLT can be understood as a digital register in which all transactions are stored so that it is possible to trace where the money comes from and where it goes at any time. DLT has also shown that it can prevent fraud by enabling efficient control of financial transactions. This is particularly important for companies that trade in securities and offer other financial products. With DLT, they can more quickly and accurately determine whether a transaction is legitimate or not. This means that companies can stay up to date on what their business partners are doing and if there is any fraudulent activity. Another advantage of DLT is that it offers a high level of security. Since all transactions are stored in the ledger, it is very unlikely that they can be stolen or manipulated. These characteristics make DLT ideal for enterprises to minimize risks while increasing transaction security. In addition to combating money laundering and fraud, blockchain technology has many uses. Many companies are now also using DLT for various use cases outside the financial sector. For example, many companies are already using DLT for supply chain management and for the intelligent automation of processes.

How DLT can help reduce costs

Using blockchain / DLT technology is much more than using Bitcoin and/or NFT – it also allows companies to reduce costs. With its decentralized structure, DLT can make companies’ operations more efficient and help them cut costs. DLT can help companies automate processes. This technology can help processes such as payment processing or transactions run faster and more smoothly. This can save companies time by eliminating the need to manually track whether a transaction has been completed. The risk of failed transactions can also be reduced as they are validated via a blockchain-based system before they are completed. Another advantage of blockchain / DLT technology is that it allows companies to reduce their intermediary costs. With data security assured on a decentralized network, companies no longer need to spend as much money verifying and authorizing their business activities.

In addition, companies can use DLT to reduce their compliance costs by allowing or restricting access to certain network areas. This means that authorized users can access certain network resources, while unauthorized users cannot. In this way, companies can implement compliance control mechanisms and improve their cost efficiency at the same time. DLT also provides a high level of security and transparency in financial transactions. Because all transaction participants on a network can see and confirm every other transaction, it becomes more difficult for fraudsters to conduct fraudulent activity or collude.

Blockchain and DLT are foundational technologies that can be used in many areas. Thanks to their immense potential and advantages, they have made immense progress in recent years.

Reduction of “paperwork

If you talk about reducing “paperwork”, want to digitize your business as, you can’t avoid the topic of Blockchain / DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology). Businesses looking to reduce paperwork can benefit from DLT as it helps them conduct secure digital transactions. In addition, blockchain / DLT also allows companies to automate certain payment processes and contracts. This means that business transactions can be processed immediately without having to perform some steps manually. Order processing can also be made more efficient; contracts are created automatically and supply chains are monitored and optimized – which normally requires a lot of paperwork. All this is possible with Blockchain / DLT and thus contributes to the reduction of Leitzordern ;-).

Data integrity support

DLT can help organizations with data integrity by preventing data tampering and increasing transparency. Blockchain / DLT is a distributed database technology that can be managed on-premise or in the cloud. The distributed nature of the blockchain means that all participants in the network have a copy of the same ledger, which means that everyone has access to exactly the same information. This makes it more difficult to manipulate or delete data. If a user tries to change information in his version of the logbook, this change is automatically forwarded to all other participants in the network and thus not accepted. This reduces fraud and increases confidence in the integrity of the data. In addition, blockchain / DLT gives companies better access to relevant data and better insight into its history. Since every transaction is logged, companies can more easily track which person/group performed which action, which can help identify fraudulent activity or misconduct within the company. This transparency enables companies to better meet their compliance requirements and make processes more efficient.

Creating new possibilities for data transmission

The use of distributed ledger technology (DLT) in data transmission opens up new, previously unthinkable possibilities. DLT systems are decentralized, meaning that information is distributed among different computers rather than stored in a central repository. In this way, any user of such an application can store their data and access it at any time without fear of losing or tampering with that data. Thus, as described above, DLT is fundamentally changing the way we deal with information. Another advantage of distributed ledger technology is the implementation of smart contracts. Smart contracts enable automated processes in various industries such as finance or logistics with the help of a digitally coded contract system. Smart contracts can be used to program specific rules that must be followed for a transaction to occur – without the need for manual intervention. This eliminates long processing times and saves companies money compared to manual processing. Distributed Ledger Technology is an innovative technology with great potential for consumers and businesses. It offers a wide range of options for efficient transfer of data as well as security in various types of transaction technologies.

DLT also has a tremendous advantage in transmitting data in real time. Today, it is important for organizations and businesses to transfer data as quickly as possible. The processing of transactions in real time is therefore becoming increasingly important. With blockchain technology, such transactions can be carried out easily. The technology provides a highly secure platform over which data can be transferred in the shortest possible time. This process is much faster than the conventional way of data transmission. DLT also allows users to securely transmit data in real time without the need for a network node or centralized entity. This allows information to be exchanged directly between different parties, resulting in more efficient transaction processing.

Smart contracts based on blockchain / DLT technology are a promising and exciting solution for many industries and companies. With the advancement of blockchain and DLT technology, they can create and execute automated smart contracts that make complex business processes and transactions more efficient. Automated smart contracts provide more transparency and security for business transactions. Because smart contracts are executed in a decentralized blockchain environment, they are inherently extremely secure. This means that individual parties are not able to change or manipulate the terms of the contract. In addition, all parties involved in the transaction can track the status of a smart contract at any time. In conjunction with smart contracts, automated smart contracts drastically shorten the duration of transactions.

As a result,

The examples could be continued endlessly, but in this blog post I wanted to show that DLT is much more than what you read in the press (mostly cryptocurrencies or NFT). DLT is the driver for the complete digitization of our society. Those who face up to it and are willing to face the legal challenges that I often describe here on the blog will have a tremendous unique selling point as entrepreneurs in the years to come. Let’s get it done. I’m happy to be there when it comes to legal issues!

Marian Härtel
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Marian Härtel ist Rechtsanwalt und Fachanwalt für IT-Recht mit einer über 25-jährigen Erfahrung als Unternehmer und Berater in den Bereichen Games, E-Sport, Blockchain, SaaS und Künstliche Intelligenz. Seine Beratungsschwerpunkte umfassen neben dem IT-Recht insbesondere das Urheberrecht, Medienrecht sowie Wettbewerbsrecht. Er betreut schwerpunktmäßig Start-ups, Agenturen und Influencer, die er in strategischen Fragen, komplexen Vertragsangelegenheiten sowie bei Investitionsprojekten begleitet. Dabei zeichnet sich seine Beratung durch einen interdisziplinären Ansatz aus, der juristische Expertise und langjährige unternehmerische Erfahrung miteinander verbindet. Ziel seiner Tätigkeit ist stets, Mandanten praxisorientierte Lösungen anzubieten und rechtlich fundierte Unterstützung bei der Umsetzung innovativer Geschäftsmodelle zu gewährleisten.

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