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How Does Decentralization Contribute to the Trustlessness of Smart Contracts?

Distribution across a network prevents single-point control, ensuring transparent, immutable, and censorship-resistant execution of the code.
Greeks.Live06.11.25

How Does Decentralization Contribute to the Trustlessness of Smart Contracts?

Decentralization means the smart contract code and its execution history are distributed across many nodes in a network. No single entity controls the contract, making it censorship-resistant and transparent.

This distribution ensures that the agreed-upon terms are executed exactly as coded, without external interference or manipulation.

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