decentralized nodes

[dɪˈsentrəlaɪzd noʊdz]
nounpl: decentralized nodes
nós descentralizados
1. Independent computer systems or servers in a distributed network that operate without central authority or control, each maintaining a copy of data and participating in network consensus
Bitcoin's decentralized nodes ensure that no single entity can control the entire blockchain network.
Os nós descentralizados do Bitcoin garantem que nenhuma entidade única possa controlar toda a rede blockchain.
2. Network endpoints in a peer-to-peer system where each node has equal authority and can validate transactions independently
The cryptocurrency relies on thousands of decentralized nodes to verify and record transactions.
A criptomoeda depende de milhares de nós descentralizados para verificar e registrar transações.
This term is primarily used in technology and cryptocurrency sectors in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, as cryptocurrency adoption grows, this term is increasingly used in fintech startups and tech communities, particularly in São Paulo. In the USA, it's fundamental terminology in blockchain and Web3 discussions. The concept represents a shift away from traditional centralized systems toward peer-to-peer architecture.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
distributed nodespeer nodesindependent nodesautonomous nodes
Antonyms / Antônimos
centralized serverscentral authoritymaster node

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
nós descentralizados
Standard term used in tech and cryptocurrency contexts
São Paulo
nós descentralizados
Widely used in tech hubs and fintech communities
Portugal
nós descentralizados
Same terminology used in European Portuguese tech sectors
Rio de Janeiro
nós descentralizados
Growing usage in emerging fintech and startup communities

Related Words

blockchainpeer-to-peer networkdistributed ledgercryptocurrencynetwork consensusnode validation

Related Idioms & Phrases

network decentralization
distributed consensus mechanism
node independence
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