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* [https://crosstower.com/resources/education/nakamoto-coefficient/ From] Crosstower (1-8-2022): | |||
''"The Nakamoto Coefficient represents the number of [[Node|validators]] ([[nodes]]) that would have to collude together to successfully slow down or [[block]] any respective [[blockchain]] from functioning properly. The higher the Nakamoto Coefficient relative to the total number of [[validators]], the lower the risk of collusion disrupting a [[decentralized]] blockchain."'' | |||
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Basics
- From Crosstower (1-8-2022):
"The Nakamoto Coefficient represents the number of validators (nodes) that would have to collude together to successfully slow down or block any respective blockchain from functioning properly. The higher the Nakamoto Coefficient relative to the total number of validators, the lower the risk of collusion disrupting a decentralized blockchain."
