A Systematic Literature Review of Blockchain Technology
Alaan Ghazi, Muthana Alisawi, Yousif Mohammed Wahab, Aras Al-dawoodi, Sirwan Saber Abdullah, Layth Hammood, Asmaa Yaseen Nawaf · International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM) · 2022
The Blockchain technology moves data nodes and data streams from one informatics center to another based on the importance of Bitcoins, resulting in a dedicated, public, and secure network for interpretation and development of the ensuing information chain reaction. Blockchains are frequently formed by connecting interrelated patterns of information in order to conduct a secure transaction. Blockchain has the characteristics of decentralization, transparency, immutability, autonomy, open-source, anonymity, and consensus. Blockchains are being utilized in a variety of real-world applications, including business and economics, financial technology, and digital currencies. This article does a comprehensive review of the literature on blockchain technology. While searching for the keyword "blockchain" as a subject, we identified a total of 1882 entries in these databases. After removing the less common record kinds, the papers were reduced to 1246 articles, which were then used for further investigation.