Collusion Attacks (Global)
High-quality technical overview of Collusion Attacks in the context of blockchain security.
Types: 1. Retail (Direct control by citizens). 2. Wholesale (Financial institutions only). Models: Indirect (Two-tier), Direct (Central Bank only), Hybrid. Technologies: Permissioned DLT (Corda, Hyperledger Fabric), Centralized high-performance ledgers. Key Projects: e-CNY, Project Hamilton (MIT/Boston Fed).
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Think of a CBDC as a digital version of the paper money in your [wallet](/tr/terms/wallet). It's not like the numbers you see in your bank app (which is money the bank 'promises' to pay you); it's the actual money itself, issued directly by the government. It's like having a digital dollar that's as official as a physical one, but it can be used for internet shopping and instantly sent across the world.
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The architecture of a CBDC hinges on the 'Two-tier' model, where the central bank handles the core ledger while commercial banks manage the retail distribution and KYC/AML procedures. Technical challenges include 'Offline functionality' (enabling payments without internet access) and 'Quantum resistance' (preparing for future cryptographic threats). From a data perspective, CBDCs allow for 'Programmable Money'—using smart contracts to automate complex financial flows, such as releasing payment only when goods are delivered (ESCROW). However, this raises significant 'Privacy via Design' challenges, as a centralized issuer can technically track every single transaction in real-time.