Lithosphere’s Consensus Layer Rejects Ambiguous Inputs Instead of Guessing at Their Meaning
When a validator encounters an input it cannot interpret with certainty, the safe response is to reject it — not to make…
Read MoreWhen a validator encounters an input it cannot interpret with certainty, the safe response is to reject it — not to make…
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Read MoreMost ecosystem wallets require users to generate a new address before they can participate. Thanos Wallet’s private key import accepts any 64-character…
Read MoreSource: https://lithosphere.network/lithovm-enforces-canonical-serialization-so-every-validator-derives-the-same-state-from-the-same-input/
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