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Dynamic Randomness

Definition

Dynamic randomness refers to a source of unpredictable and continuously changing random numbers generated in real-time, often derived from unpredictable external events or complex computational processes. Unlike static or pseudo-random number generators, dynamic randomness sources are designed to be inherently non-deterministic and resistant to manipulation. This is particularly important in applications requiring high levels of security and fairness, such as in cryptographic protocols, decentralized gaming, and secure lotteries. Its unpredictability is key to ensuring the integrity of outcomes.