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True decentralization requires the absence of a primary decision-maker, which is very difficult for a decentralized insurance organization to achieve while it is still in its infancy.
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Despite the potential benefits, decentralized insurance organizations face several challenges. First, true decentralization requires the absence of a primary decision-maker, which is difficult to achieve in an organization's infancy.
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