Definition ∞ Dynamic networks are systems where connections and participants can change over time based on predefined rules or external conditions. In blockchain and distributed systems, this can refer to networks that adapt their structure, membership, or operational parameters in response to evolving demands or security threats. Such adaptability is key to maintaining network resilience and performance.
Context ∞ The concept of dynamic networks is particularly relevant in discussions about scalable and adaptable blockchain architectures, such as those employing sharding or novel consensus mechanisms. Debates often focus on the challenges of maintaining security and decentralization while allowing for network evolution. Future developments are expected to concentrate on sophisticated algorithms that govern network reconfigurations and participant incentives.
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