Block ordering refers to the specific sequence in which transactions are arranged and subsequently included within a block on a blockchain. This arrangement is determined by network validators or miners. The chosen order can significantly impact transaction execution and finality, directly influencing overall network efficiency and fairness. Proper ordering is vital for maintaining ledger integrity and preventing certain types of adversarial attacks.
Context
The methodology of block ordering constitutes a critical area of ongoing research and development in blockchain technology. Debates often surround concepts like proposer-builder separation and strategies for mitigating maximal extractable value (MEV). These discussions collectively aim to improve decentralization and enhance fairness within transaction processing mechanisms.
A compositional TLA+ framework enables reusable, mechanized safety proofs for complex DAG consensus, fundamentally securing the next generation of high-throughput distributed ledgers.
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