Definition ∞ A Keyper Network is a decentralized system designed to manage and secure cryptographic keys. This network typically employs multi-party computation or threshold cryptography to distribute control over a single key among multiple independent participants, or “keypers.” No single keyper holds the complete key, preventing a single point of failure and enhancing security against theft or compromise. It enables secure key generation, signing, and management for digital assets and decentralized applications.
Context ∞ The security of digital assets heavily relies on robust key management, making Keyper Networks a focus of innovation in the blockchain space. News often reports on new protocols and services that leverage these networks to improve the security of institutional custody solutions and decentralized autonomous organizations. The ongoing demand for enhanced cryptographic security drives the development and adoption of these distributed key management systems.
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