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Operational Models

Definition

Operational models are frameworks or structures that define how an organization or system functions on a day-to-day basis. In the digital asset sector, this applies to the design and implementation of processes for managing cryptocurrency exchanges, blockchain networks, decentralized applications, or digital asset custody services. These models specify workflows, responsibilities, technological infrastructure, and compliance procedures to ensure efficient, secure, and reliable operations. Effective operational models are crucial for mitigating risks, maintaining regulatory adherence, and delivering consistent service quality in the complex digital asset environment. They dictate how a project delivers its stated value proposition.