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$DOT has the higher Nakamoto Coefficient among all the crypto. Score 184

About the Nakamoto Coefficient

First proposed by Balaji Srinavasan and Leland Lee and named in honor of Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, the Nakamoto Coefficient is a measure of the smallest number of independent entities that can act collectively to shut down a blockchain. On a typical Proof-of-Stake network (like those listed here on Nakaflow), the Nakamoto Coefficient is defined by the number of node operators that, together, control more than one third (33.33%) of all stake on the network.

What does that mean for the data here on Nakaflow? If, for example, the current Nakamoto Coefficient for a given network is listed here as "10", then there are 10 node operators (often called "validators") who, together, control more than one third of stake on that network. With that much stake, these 10 node operators would have the option to join forces as bad actors and prevent the network from reaching consensus, thus halting the chain from adding new blocks and effectively shutting down the network.

Simply put: the higher the Nakamoto Coefficient on a network, the more resilient the network will be to these kinds of attacks. And the more resilient the network is to these kinds of attacks, the more decentralized and censorship-resistant it is.