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Fidelity

Definition

Fidelity, in a financial context, denotes the degree to which a digital asset or its representation accurately corresponds to its underlying value or a defined standard. Within the digital asset domain, this relates to the precision with which a tokenized asset mirrors the characteristics of its real-world counterpart or the accuracy of data recorded on a blockchain. High fidelity ensures that the digital representation serves as a reliable proxy for the physical or financial instrument it represents.