+1 Yes, you raise a valid point. It's a weakness that must be addressed. There needs to be additional assumptions in the model, e.g. the respective voting pow

+1 Yes, you raise a valid point. It's a weakness that must be addressed. There needs to be additional assumptions in the model, e.g. the respective voting powers should be on the same order of magnitude, and the number of validators should only be as large as the throughput (in blocks/s). More bandwidth && less latency && more CPU helps.