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Cardano achieves new decentralization milestone with Nakamoto coefficient of 16
The network's Nakamoto coefficient, a measure of decentralization, reached 16, representing a new record for the blockchain.
Cardano's Nakamoto coefficient has reached 16, marking a new high-water mark for the network's decentralization. The metric measures how many entities would need to collude to compromise a blockchain, with higher numbers indicating greater decentralization.
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