Geographic distribution refers to the spatial spread of participants, resources, or operations within a digital asset network. This includes the physical locations of mining centers, node operators, development teams, and user communities. Understanding this spread is essential for evaluating decentralization and regulatory exposure.
Context
The geographic distribution of cryptocurrency mining and node operations is a recurring subject in news, especially regarding governmental oversight and network resilience. Concentration in particular areas can introduce vulnerabilities tied to political instability, energy policy changes, or localized infrastructure failures. Efforts to promote a broader geographic spread aim to strengthen decentralization and lessen systemic risks for various protocols.
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