Central Ledger
A central ledger is a record-keeping system, either a physical book or a digital file, that tracks transactions in one central place.
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- Censorship ResistanceCensorship resistance means that no one can stop people from using a particular platform or network.
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- Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are digital money created by a country's central bank, and they are considered official currency because the government…
- Central Limit Order Books (CLOBs)Central Limit Order Books (CLOBs) are systems used in trading that organize buy and sell orders. They match these orders based on the best price and the order…
- Central Processing Unit (CPU)A central processing unit (CPU) is the main part of a computer that runs programs and manages how all the other parts work together.
- CentralizedCentralized means that a single person or a small group has control over the whole system or network.
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