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Blockchain Platform Comparison

The document compares three blockchain platforms: Ethereum, Hyperledger Fabric, and Quorum, highlighting their distinct features and use cases. Ethereum is a public blockchain with a Proof of Stake mechanism, suitable for decentralized applications but with lower throughput. Hyperledger Fabric is a private, permissioned blockchain ideal for supply chains, while Quorum combines Ethereum's smart contracts with enhanced privacy for financial applications.

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Blockchain Platform Comparison

The document compares three blockchain platforms: Ethereum, Hyperledger Fabric, and Quorum, highlighting their distinct features and use cases. Ethereum is a public blockchain with a Proof of Stake mechanism, suitable for decentralized applications but with lower throughput. Hyperledger Fabric is a private, permissioned blockchain ideal for supply chains, while Quorum combines Ethereum's smart contracts with enhanced privacy for financial applications.

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Blockchain Platform Comparison

Comparison Table

Blockchain NameType Consensus Mechanism Used


Permission Model
Speed / Throughput
Smart Contract SupportToken Support Typic

Ethereum Public Proof of Stake (PoS) Open ~1530 TPS Yes (Solidity, Vyper) Native (ETH) DApps

Hyperledger Fabric Private Pluggable (Raft, Kafka, etc.) Permissioned ~1,000+ TPS Yes (Go, Java, JS) No native token Supply

Quorum Consortium Istanbul BFT / Raft Permissioned ~1,500 TPS Yes (Solidity) Native (ETH) Financ

Short Report (150-200 words)

The three selected blockchain platforms Ethereum, Hyperledger Fabric, and Quorum serve different

purposes based on their technical architecture.

Ethereum, being a public blockchain, is decentralized and permissionless, making it suitable for applications

like DeFi and NFTs. Its PoS mechanism and support for Turing-complete smart contracts (in Solidity) allow

for complex logic execution. However, it has relatively low throughput (~1530 TPS).

Hyperledger Fabric is a private, permissioned blockchain with pluggable consensus, offering high throughput

(~1,000+ TPS). It supports chaincode in multiple languages and enables private channels, ideal for

confidential business operations such as supply chain networks.

Quorum, a consortium blockchain, merges Ethereums smart contract capabilities with enhanced privacy and

speed (~1,500 TPS). Built for enterprise financial applications, it supports private transactions.

Platform Choices:

- Decentralized App: Ethereum

- Supply Chain Network: Hyperledger Fabric

- Inter-Bank Financial App: Quorum

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