Definition ∞ A concept asserting that a system or protocol should be designed to be impartial and resistant to manipulation by any single entity. This theory posits that a truly neutral system will earn trust because it does not favor specific participants or outcomes. It emphasizes transparent rules and predictable execution, ensuring fairness for all users. The absence of bias fosters widespread adoption and security.
Context ∞ Credible neutrality theory is a foundational principle in the design of public blockchains and decentralized applications. Debates often concern whether a protocol can truly maintain neutrality as it evolves and accumulates governance mechanisms. Future considerations involve refining governance structures to uphold this principle against various internal and external pressures.
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