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Time Delayed Communication

Definition

Time delayed communication refers to the intentional introduction of a delay in the transmission or processing of information within a system. This mechanism can be used to prevent certain types of attacks, such as front-running, or to ensure fair ordering of events by allowing all participants a chance to respond. It helps in synchronizing actions across a distributed network by standardizing processing windows. Such delays can enhance the security and fairness of decentralized protocols.