Definition ∞ Plain model construction refers to the process of building a computational or cryptographic model using straightforward, transparent methods without employing advanced obfuscation or privacy-enhancing techniques. In digital asset contexts, this means the underlying logic and data flow are openly observable and verifiable. This approach prioritizes auditability and simplicity over privacy or complex cryptographic guarantees. It forms the basis for many public blockchain implementations.
Context ∞ The discussion surrounding plain model construction often contrasts it with more complex, privacy-preserving cryptographic designs. A key debate involves the trade-offs between complete transparency, which plain models offer, and the necessity for confidentiality in certain digital asset applications. Future developments are directed towards finding optimal balances between these competing requirements, potentially through hybrid solutions combining public and private elements.
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