Cambridge University Report: Enterprise blockchain projects are generally finance-driven and highly targeted.

According to Decrypt on October 5, the Enterprise Blockchain Research Report from the University of Cambridge indicates that the operations of the blockchain industry are financial services focused on an advanced level. By analyzing 67 blockchain networks in real time, the University of Cambridge found that financial operations (such as order, efficiency, and fairness) made up 43% of manufacturing operations. These projects are too slow to develop. It takes about 25 months from proof of concept to export, and building a larger network can take four years or more. The study also found that commercial blockchains are more important than public domain blockchains. This means that not thousands, only one or a few nodes are needed to reach consensus on the contents of the new block and the existing chain. Anonymous nodes and miners secure the blockchain.