The Avalanche Family refers to a suite of consensus protocols that underpin the Avalanche blockchain platform. These protocols are a group of lightweight, sub-sampled consensus mechanisms designed for high throughput and rapid transaction finality. They represent a novel approach to distributed agreement, departing from traditional Nakamoto Consensus and classical consensus methods.
Context
The Avalanche Family protocols are a significant area of discussion regarding blockchain scalability and decentralization. Their unique sub-sampled voting approach allows for swift agreement among network participants, addressing latency concerns common in earlier blockchain designs. This architectural choice positions Avalanche as a competitor in the race for efficient and robust decentralized application platforms.
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