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Blockchain Technology Research Hotspots from the Perspective of Smart City

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It is very important to understand the current situation of blockchain technology on a global scale. The large-scale application of blockchain technology is an inevitable trend. This article revolves around published papers related to blockchain technology, using keywords and abstract content to search for Chinese papers and English papers. Relevance analysis and sorting through the retrieved documents with six core layers of blockchain respectively: Application Layer, Contract Layer, Actuator Layer, Consensus Layer, Network Layer and Data Layer. Based on the analysis results, the study found that China's research is more preference and application of landing and industry, while international research is more preferred to the research of the underlying technology of finance and blockchain. This article illustrates the current status of blockchain technology and applications from the smart city, and contribute to scholars and technicians who are interested in or research blockchain.

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    ICBCT '22: Proceedings of the 2022 4th International Conference on Blockchain Technology
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