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'''apps''' is open source software, which means that the code is visible to anyone on the internet and thus no one can try to secretly hide any malware in them. | '''apps''' is open source software, which means that the code is visible to anyone on the internet and thus no one can try to secretly hide any malware in them. | ||
'''Dapps are independent''' . After launching the App, they work independently. Any information about the Dapp is stored on the blockchain which must be public and decentralized. Centralized blockchains carry a higher risk of application failures due to their single point of failure. | '''Dapps are independent'''. After launching the App, they work independently. Any information about the Dapp is stored on the blockchain which must be public and decentralized. Centralized blockchains carry a higher risk of application failures due to their single point of failure. | ||
Dapp always uses a cryptographic token. A decentralized application must have a proof-of-value mechanism to generate tokens using a cryptographic algorithm. | Dapp always uses a cryptographic token. A decentralized application must have a proof-of-value mechanism to generate tokens using a cryptographic algorithm. | ||