In a decentralized network like Obyte, Order Providers act as transaction reference points while ensuring the integrity of the network without having excessive control.
To maintain decentralization, Obyte requires Order Providers to be publicly known and trusted individuals or organizations, reflecting their accountability and commitment to the community.
Obyte utilizes a Directed Acyclic Graph, allowing users to create direct connections between transactions, eliminating the need for traditional middlemen like miners.
The role of Order Providers is crucial for the network's functionality; they facilitate transaction ordering and prevent double-spending, without the ability to censor transactions.
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