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Formal Framework

Definition

A formal framework is a rigorously defined system of rules and specifications used for analysis and design. In the domain of digital assets, this constitutes a precisely structured set of principles, often mathematical or logical, that underpins the design, verification, and understanding of cryptographic protocols or blockchain architectures. It provides an unambiguous foundation for ensuring the correctness, security, and predictable operation of complex decentralized systems. Such a framework is vital for establishing confidence in the reliability and integrity of novel digital technologies.