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>all validators must sign every block. Well now you're defining a new system. You can't expect me to explain the security of an undefined system, so I am stick
by lappa 12y ago
>all validators must sign every block.
Well now you're defining a new system. You can't expect me to explain the security of an undefined system, so I am sticking to the system defined in your paper which states that not all validators need to sign every block.
- jaekwon 12y agoThe whitepaper says that +2/3 of the entire validator set (in voting power) must sign every block. In the ideal scenario (in other words, in the stable state) every validator does sign every block.
- lappa 12y agoYes, it is pointless for me to argue about an undefined system. If you mean to say that 67% of the validator set must sign every block, then you shouldn't argue with the premise that 100% must sign every block.