Paolo Tasca, Thayabaran Thanabalasingham, C. Tessone
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Taxonomy of Blockchain Technologies. Principles of Identification and Classification
A comparative study across the most widely known blockchain technologies is conducted with a bottom-up approach. Blockchains are deconstructed into their building blocks. Each building block is then hierarchically classified into main and subcomponents. Then, varieties of the subcomponents are identified and compared. A taxonomy tree is used to summarise the study and provide a navigation tool across different blockchain architectural configurations.