A Decentralized Data Layer is an infrastructure component within a distributed network that manages data storage without relying on a central server. It uses distributed ledger technology to ensure data integrity, resistance to censorship, and availability across multiple network participants. This structure provides a robust and secure alternative to traditional centralized databases.
Context
The development of efficient decentralized data layers is fundamental for the scalability and utility of Web3 applications and blockchain platforms. Challenges include optimizing data retrieval speeds and ensuring long-term data persistence. Observing advancements in decentralized storage protocols and their integration with dApps is a key area of interest.
The MON prototype establishes a decentralized, trust-based layer for the mobility value chain, optimizing cross-sector data exchange and unlocking new asset tokenization models.
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