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Data Layer Network

Definition

A data layer network is a foundational infrastructure designed for storing, managing, and transmitting information. This network architecture prioritizes efficient data handling, often supporting various data types and access protocols. In the context of blockchain and digital assets, it refers to the underlying structure responsible for the secure and decentralized recording of transactions and other data. It establishes the rules and mechanisms for data consensus, storage, and retrieval across distributed nodes.