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Though publicly traded as a single entity, Lukoil is structured more like a decentralized web of fiefs, and some investors say it is often unclear how profits flow to the center of the group or whether its published accounts fully capture what is going on.

The Proem architecture allows peers to form groups of mutually trusting devices, according to a specification published by the Oregon team in 2000 for "Disseminating Trust Information in Wearable Communities". Each time agents exchange information about a transaction, they can also exchange data about past transactions, like a decentralized version of the reputation system on eBay.

It's like a decentralized college admissions process where crypto projects would pay an application fee (either one-time or recurring) to be considered for Messari's list of coins with sound disclosure policies, Selkis says.

What makes Apollo stand out, however, is that unlike any of the other platforms it provides features like a decentralized marketplace, integrated exchange (to eliminate privacy from being compromised at the exchange level), and interestingly Smart Contracts, which while not currently available are slated for release in 2020.

Over the years, we've become less like a traditional microfinance program, and more like a decentralized online community.

It's like a decentralized folk art, with people taking it, doing their own thing with it, and then capitalizing on it using bumper stickers or t-shirts.

This kind of coverage is obviously impossible for a decentralized news mechanism like Twitter or Google News.

He sees America as a decentralized society.

Nothing disperses power more than a decentralized, democratic capital market.

Turn 'likes' into money: The system monetizes every 'like' through a decentralized blockchain technology, so that each user gets tokens automatically after the 'likes' appear under their photo.

As studies of guerrilla warfare have shown, centralized, hierarchical, top-down systems, like our current Department of Defense, have a hard time defeating a decentralized, nonhierarchical, networked ones, like the Islamic State group.