#中心化与去中心化交易所
Decentralization of virtual currencies refers to the issuance, trading, storage, and governance of cryptocurrencies that do not rely on central authorities, but rather are jointly participated in and managed by a distributed network through blockchain technology. The core lies in eliminating dependence on third-party intermediaries through distributed ledger technology and consensus mechanisms, enabling users to have autonomous control over their assets.
The core features of decentralization of virtual currencies include:
No single point of control: Transaction records and decision-making power are distributed across a global network of nodes, not manipulated by any single entity.
User asset autonomy: Users directly control the assets in their digital wallets through private keys, without the need to entrust them to centralized platforms.
Transparency and immutability: All transactions are publicly recorded on the blockchain and cannot be modified after cryptographic verification.
Censorship resistance: The distributed network structure makes it difficult for any government or organization to block or interfere with transactions.