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**_Disadvantages:_**
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- Complexity: there are now quite a few contracts to manage, especially if they are implemented multiple times across different VMs.
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- Complexity: there are now quite a few contracts to manage, especially if they are implemented multiple times across different VMs.
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- Data desync: because each blockchain acts independently, each chain will have independent state. This can open up unwanted arbitrage opportunities and other discrepancies.
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- Data desynchronization: because each blockchain acts independently, each chain will have independent state. This can open up unwanted arbitrage opportunities and other discrepancies.
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- Race conditions: In cases where an event is supposed to propagate through the entire system at a fixed time (for example, when closing a governance vote), it can be difficult to synchronize all the blockchains.
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- Race conditions: In cases where an event is supposed to propagate through the entire system at a fixed time (for example, when closing a governance vote), it can be difficult to synchronize all the blockchains.
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## Distributed
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## Distributed
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