OptChain is a sharding protocol for permissionless blockchains that approaches the theoretical upper bound on throughput by optimizing vertical and horizontal scalability while preserving security.
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The paper examines denial-of-service risks to multi-round transaction simulation arising from inter-transaction dependencies in smart-contract state.
The authors propose Decentralized Consensus Technology (DCT) as an umbrella term for systems with decentralization, trustlessness and eventual consensus, positioning blockchain as one implementation of decentralized ledger technology.
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OptChain: Achieving Optimal Throughput of Permissionless Blockchains
OptChain is a sharding protocol for permissionless blockchains that approaches the theoretical upper bound on throughput by optimizing vertical and horizontal scalability while preserving security.
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Position Paper: Denial-of-Service against Multi-Round Transaction Simulation
The paper examines denial-of-service risks to multi-round transaction simulation arising from inter-transaction dependencies in smart-contract state.
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Properties of Decentralized Consensus Technology -- Why not every Blockchain is a Blockchain
The authors propose Decentralized Consensus Technology (DCT) as an umbrella term for systems with decentralization, trustlessness and eventual consensus, positioning blockchain as one implementation of decentralized ledger technology.