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Decentralized

Decentralized refers to a system or organization where decision-making and control are distributed across multiple nodes or participants, rather than being concentrated in a single central authority.

In a decentralized structure, there is no single point of control or failure, and participants operate more independently. In the context of technologies like blockchain, decentralization often involves a network of nodes (computers or participants) that work together to validate and record transactions.

This approach enhances security, transparency, and resilience, as no single entity has complete authority or control over the entire system. Decentralization is a key concept in various fields, including finance (decentralized finance or DeFi), technology (blockchain), and governance.

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