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On November 14, the MSP Global conference took place - the world's #1 internet infrastructure conference series - and our CTO Alex Lazerka was a representative of Aiolane.
Great experience, meeting people and active pastime - all in one. Thanks MSP GLOBAL, looking forward to the next time!

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When a company develops a blockchain solution to fill its business needs, a decision must be made as to what type of blockchain is best suited for the project.

Depending on the use and requirements, blockchains can be categorized into 4 types: public, private, consortium, and hybrid. Each one of these platforms has its pros, drawbacks, and best uses. Ready to learn more? Let’s go.

A public blockchain is an open-source, decentralized platform that allows anyone with an internet connection to join the blockchain network, create new blocks of data, and validate them.
Example: Bitcoin, Ethereum.

Pros:
✅ Complete trustable and transparent
✅ No intermediaries
✅ Secured

Cons:
⛔ Scalability issues
⛔ Lack of transaction speed
⛔ Consumes a lot of energy

USE CASES: Public blockchains are commonly used for mining and exchanging cryptocurrencies.

A private blockchain, or managed blockchain, is a permissioned, centralized platform that is usually controlled by a single organization. In a private blockchain, the central authority defines some restrictions and permissions for joining the network.
Example: Hyperledger, Corda.

Pro:
✅ Higher transaction per second (TPS)
✅ Highly scalable

Cons:
⛔ Less secured compared to Public blockchains
⛔ Less decentralized
⛔ Achieving trust is difficult

USE CASES: This type of blockchain structure is commonly used for voting, supply chain management, digital identity, asset ownership, etc. within an enterprise or organization.

A consortium blockchain (federated blockchain) is run by a group of organizations rather than one entity. The main purpose of this blockchain structure is to eliminate the risks associated with one entity controlling the network.
Example: Quorum, Hyperledger, Corda.

Pros:
✅ Best for organizational collaboration
✅ Scalable and much more secure
✅ Customizable

Cons:
⛔ Less transparent
⛔ Less anonymous

USE CASES: It has high potential for businesses, banks, and other payment processors.

A hybrid blockchain is a combination of both public and private blockchains. It allows organizations to choose which data they want to make public and which they want to keep private.
Example: IBM Food Trust, Ripple Network.

Pros:
✅ Highly customizable
✅ Secure
✅ Cheaper transactions

Cons:
⛔ Less transparent
⛔ Not very efficient for some organizations

USE CASES: It provides a greater solution to the healthcare industry, government, real estate, and financial companies.

We hope you enjoyed our explanation of the various types of blockchains. However, if you are still not sure which blockchain will serve your purpose better, feel free to drop us a line at [email protected] or fill out the form at https://lnkd.in/dsBBuWMs to get a FREE consultation.

When a company develops a blockchain solution to fill its business needs, a decision must be made as to what type of blockchain is best suited for the project.

Depending on the use and requirements, blockchains can be categorized into 4 types: public, private, consortium, and hybrid. Each one of these platforms has its pros, drawbacks, and best uses. Ready to learn more? Let’s go.

A public blockchain is an open-source, decentralized platform that allows anyone with an internet connection to join the blockchain network, create new blocks of data, and validate them.
Example: Bitcoin, Ethereum.

Pros:
✅ Complete trustable and transparent
✅ No intermediaries
✅ Secured

Cons:
⛔ Scalability issues
⛔ Lack of transaction speed
⛔ Consumes a lot of energy

USE CASES: Public blockchains are commonly used for mining and exchanging cryptocurrencies.

A private blockchain, or managed blockchain, is a permissioned, centralized platform that is usually controlled by a single organization. In a private blockchain, the central authority defines some restrictions and permissions for joining the network.
Example: Hyperledger, Corda.

Pro:
✅ Higher transaction per second (TPS)
✅ Highly scalable

Cons:
⛔ Less secured compared to Public blockchains
⛔ Less decentralized
⛔ Achieving trust is difficult

USE CASES: This type of blockchain structure is commonly used for voting, supply chain management, digital identity, asset ownership, etc. within an enterprise or organization.

A consortium blockchain (federated blockchain) is run by a group of organizations rather than one entity. The main purpose of this blockchain structure is to eliminate the risks associated with one entity controlling the network.
Example: Quorum, Hyperledger, Corda.

Pros:
✅ Best for organizational collaboration
✅ Scalable and much more secure
✅ Customizable

Cons:
⛔ Less transparent
⛔ Less anonymous

USE CASES: It has high potential for businesses, banks, and other payment processors.

A hybrid blockchain is a combination of both public and private blockchains. It allows organizations to choose which data they want to make public and which they want to keep private.
Example: IBM Food Trust, Ripple Network.

Pros:
✅ Highly customizable
✅ Secure
✅ Cheaper transactions

Cons:
⛔ Less transparent
⛔ Not very efficient for some organizations

USE CASES: It provides a greater solution to the healthcare industry, government, real estate, and financial companies.

We hope you enjoyed our explanation of the various types of blockchains. However, if you are still not sure which blockchain will serve your purpose better, feel free to drop us a line at [email protected] or fill out the form at https://lnkd.in/dsBBuWMs to get a FREE consultation.

Choosing the right technology stack is a key part of any development process. But since there are many options for each step of the process, it can be overwhelming to find the solution that's right for your business.

At Aiolane, we combine the best tools with a carefully chosen to make sure that your product is delivered on time, on budget, and meets all the requirements and specifications.

Our main stack includes:

✅ Angular
✅ React
✅ Node.js
✅ Java/Kotlin
✅ R3 Corda
✅ IBM HyperLedger
✅ Ethereum (Traditional Token, Custom targeted solution, NFT)
✅ Polygon/MATIC
✅ Solidity.

Do you see the technology you need? Then let’s talk! Drop us a line at [email protected] and we'll get back to you within a business day.