Application scenarios refer to the most likely scenarios in which an application (usually the user's product) will be used. Scenarios include time, space, device support, social and user emotions, etc. When judging and describing application scenarios, try to take all these into account.
For example, to describe: a. Time uncertainty (see the goods of interest will be compared); b. Location uncertainty (such as shopping or Taobao). It can be determined what kind of service the user's application should give, and by envisioning it in this way, the user can shape the prototype of your product.
Product designers are often asked to envision user scenarios, is to draw up a development plan to minimize waste, to make the user envisioning reasonable, as long as the average person in life in accordance with the habit of thinking, and life scenarios are split into a number of variables, the choice of reorganization can be.
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Application scenarios include finance, manufacturing, education, media, entertainment, government, retail commerce, health, medical, supply chain, insurance, and utilities. Isn't that big? But I'd say these are the scenarios that have to hide in the corner and quiver in the face of really powerful blockchain apps.
The real active application scenario for blockchain right now is the Ponzi application, often referred to as a "Ponzi scheme". It's a smart-contract style treasure of wealth, a blockchain game of getting in and out of gold, an ICO for trading purposes, and a generalized retirement platform.