Duplicate submissions refer to instances where identical or near-identical data, transactions, or proposals are submitted multiple times to a system. In blockchain contexts, this could involve attempting to process the same transaction twice, leading to issues like double-spending, or submitting redundant governance proposals. Robust network protocols and consensus mechanisms are designed to prevent or reject such occurrences. This maintains data integrity and system efficiency.
Context
The issue of duplicate submissions is primarily a technical concern within blockchain and distributed systems, often addressed at the protocol level to prevent security vulnerabilities or resource waste. The discussion concerns the efficiency of consensus algorithms in identifying and discarding redundant data. Future developments involve advanced transaction sequencing mechanisms and improved proposal validation logic within decentralized autonomous organizations. These aim to minimize the processing of unnecessary or malicious duplicate entries.
This research reveals how transaction reverts on rollups are not errors but strategic MEV outcomes, driven by trade-splitting and duplication, demanding protocol reforms.
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