NomosDA KZG Commitments for Data Availability The KZG scheme was designed to reduce communication costs. This scheme is therefore a popular choice for use in data availability layers.
NomosDA Commitment Schemes for Data Availability Polynomial commitment schemes play a vital role in the DA process by allowing a prover to commit to a polynomial and later provide proofs that specific evaluations of that polynomial are correct.
Network States How to Opt-In to the Network State: The Coming of Parallel Governance Many claim that democracy, upheld by territorial nation-states, is the height of civilisation; they believe it is effective and inscrutable. They say there is no better way to organise society, and they rapaciously defend that claim. They see the First World as a bastion of liberty, peace, and reason. A
Consensus Preventing Wealth Concentration in PoS Systems: The Role of Stake Relativisation The recent transition of DarkFi from the PoS-based Ouroboros Crypsinous protocol due to wealth concentration findings motivated us to investigate the matter. We found that wealth concentration does not emerge from a PoS system driven by Crypsinous leader election function if certain conditions are met. In our previous article, we
Consensus Featured Preventing Wealth Concentration in PoS Systems: The Role of Fork-Choice Rule and Stake Relativisation While Proof of Stake (PoS) systems are often praised for their scalability and energy efficiency, centralisation concerns have drawn criticism about the system. Beyond centralisation, there are other issues to be concerned about, such as the possibility of wealth concentration and self-censorship. These can seriously jeopardise the fundamental principles of
Consensus Tackling the Challenge of Wealth Concentration in PoS Blockchains While Proof of Stake (PoS) systems are often praised for their scalability and energy efficiency, centralisation concerns have drawn criticism to the system. Beyond centralisation, there are other issues to be concerned about, such as the possibility of wealth concentration and self-censorship. These can seriously jeopardise the fundamental principles of
