Decentralized data infrastructure is a system for storing and managing information across many computers, not just one central server. This infrastructure type distributes data storage, processing, and access across a peer-to-peer network, eliminating reliance on a single central authority. It employs blockchain technology, distributed ledger technology, or similar cryptographic methods to ensure data integrity, security, and censorship resistance. Such systems enhance data availability and resilience by removing single points of failure.
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In the digital asset space, decentralized data infrastructure is critical for the operation of many blockchain applications and decentralized applications (dApps). It underpins the secure and transparent recording of transactions, smart contract execution, and the storage of associated metadata. Developments in this area are closely watched for their potential to improve scalability, reduce operational costs, and strengthen the security posture of various crypto projects.
The new Layer 2 chain structurally addresses the $27 trillion commercial real estate market's data opacity, enabling new derivatives and collateral mobility.
The integration of Subsquid's 5M daily queries and $15B TVL data access with Rezolve's AI-commerce stack formalizes the Web3 data layer's enterprise utility.
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