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Data Infrastructure Gaps

Definition

Data infrastructure gaps refer to deficiencies or missing components in the systems and resources required for collecting, storing, processing, and analyzing information effectively. In the context of blockchain and digital assets, these gaps can impede the development of robust analytics, regulatory oversight, and efficient market operations. Such deficits hinder the ability to gain comprehensive insights and ensure data integrity across decentralized networks. Addressing these gaps is crucial for the maturation of the digital asset ecosystem.