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How Does a Consortium Structure Prevent Manipulation of Smart Contract Execution in Options Trading?

A consortium structure prevents manipulation of smart contract execution by distributing trust and control among multiple, pre-vetted members. No single entity can alter the blockchain's state or censor transactions, ensuring that smart contracts execute as written.

The consensus mechanism requires agreement from a majority of members to validate transactions, making it computationally and economically infeasible for a single actor to manipulate the execution of an options contract. This collaborative oversight ensures the integrity and neutrality of the trading environment.

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