Continuous Committing refers to the practice of regularly and frequently recording the current state or changes of a system onto a more secure or canonical ledger. This process ensures data consistency and integrity over time. It provides frequent checkpoints for state validity and enhances the resilience of data against potential corruption. This method is common in distributed systems.
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In blockchain architectures, continuous committing is vital for layer-two scaling solutions and sidechains, enabling them to periodically anchor their state to the main chain. This approach provides strong data availability and security guarantees for off-chain computations. It helps ensure that even if a layer-two system experiences issues, its state can be recovered or verified from the main chain.
By introducing Graded Broadcast, Falcon BFT bypasses the high-latency agreement stage, achieving continuous block commitment and superior asynchronous performance.
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