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That’s not very Sybil-resistant: how do you prove that the node is actually verifying things? The only remotely viable way would be to use recursive SNAKRs to
by Ar-Curunir 5y ago
That’s not very Sybil-resistant: how do you prove that the node is actually verifying things?
The only remotely viable way would be to use recursive SNAKRs to prove that you verified block proofs in block chains like Mina
- dannyw 5y agoEth2 has the concept of slashing. If you see a validatoe acting maliciously, you can publish a proof and slash them. You receive a portion of the penalty. So running full nodes will have a monetary benefit. Running two will only give you more benefit if they have improved network reachability and latency.