Policy
Decentralization
The distribution of control and power across a network of nodes, reducing the risk of single points of failure and censorship.
Whitepaper
Designing a Practical Framework for Decentralization
Decentralization is a way to classify how a system operates. In general, a system that is “decentralized”1 operates through a series of rules that coordinate the contributions of diffuse individual components, or nodes. These nodes are selforganized, and interactions among nodes collectively achieve the system’s goal without the need for a central guiding or authoritative entity. As such, each node is responsible for contributing to the purpose of the system and one node or component cannot operate the system independently.
Report
OMFIF Digital Assets Report
Blockchain is finally starting to catch on in capital markets. This year, OMFIF’s Digital assets report reveals two novel sources of data indicating a slow but steady gathering of momentum behind the adoption of blockchain.
