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Federated Data Systems

Meaning

Federated Data Systems refer to an architectural approach where data remains distributed across multiple autonomous data sources but is virtually unified and accessible through a single interface or query layer. In the crypto context, this enables the aggregation of diverse, potentially sensitive information from various institutional participants, such as trade histories, KYC data, or wallet balances, without requiring physical centralization. Its purpose is to facilitate secure, compliant data sharing and analysis while respecting data sovereignty and localization requirements across different entities.