Nakamoto Coefficient Improvement refers to efforts aimed at increasing the Nakamoto Coefficient, a metric that quantifies the minimum number of independent entities required to compromise a decentralized system. A higher coefficient indicates greater decentralization and enhanced security against collusion. Improving this metric involves diversifying validators, mining pools, or governance participants. This strengthens the network’s resilience.
Context
Discussions around Nakamoto Coefficient improvement are central to evaluating the true decentralization and censorship resistance of blockchain networks. News often highlights protocol upgrades or community initiatives designed to raise this coefficient. Understanding this metric helps interpret reports on network security, governance changes, and the ongoing pursuit of robust decentralization in digital asset systems.
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