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The popularity of reverse mortgages is increasing with every passing day. As a result, the signing agents must learn as much as they can about reverse mortgages and gain experience about closing them. The notary signing agents play a crucial role in reverse mortgages...

Cryptographic tokens represent programmable assets or access rights, managed by a smart contract and an underlying distributed ledger. They are accessible only by the person who has the private key for that address and can only be signed using this private key. Tokens...

As opposed to centralized applications that run on a single computer, decentralized applications run on a P2P network of computers. They have existed since the advent of P2P networks. Decentralized applications don‘t necessarily need to run on top of a blockchain...

A smart contract is a self-enforcing piece of so ware that is managed by a P2P network of computers. Smart contracts are e cient rights management tools that provide a coordination and enforcement fra- mework for agreements between network participants, without the...

The Bitcoin White Paper was published by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2008; the first Bitcoin block got mined in 2009. Since the Bitcoin protocol is open source, anyone could take the protocol, fork it (modify the code), and start their own version of P2P money. This...

Blockchain builds on the idea of P2P networks and provides a universal data set that every actor can trust, even though they might not know or trust each other. It provides a shared and trusted ledger of transactions, where immutable and encrypted copies of...

Cryptoeconomics refers to the study of economic interaction in adversarial environments. The underlying challenge is that in decentralized P2P systems, that do not give control to any centralized party, one must assume that there will be bad actors looking to disrupt...