Collusion Avoidance describes mechanisms and protocol designs implemented to deter malicious cooperation among network participants. These measures safeguard the integrity and fairness of a decentralized system. They are essential for preventing coordinated actions that could undermine trust.
Context
Preventing coordinated attacks or unfair advantages represents a primary concern in decentralized networks, particularly in proof-of-stake systems or decentralized autonomous organizations. Protocol upgrades and governance discussions often center on new methods to discourage or detect collusive behaviors. Such focus maintains trust and security within the digital asset ecosystem.
New proofs of download, storage, and luck fundamentally solve the L2 data availability and decentralization dilemma, unlocking practical, high-throughput systems.
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