A generalized specification refers to a broad and abstract definition of a system’s behavior, components, or requirements, applicable across various implementations or contexts. In blockchain development, this might describe a standard for smart contract interfaces or token functionalities that can be adopted by multiple projects. It establishes a common framework without dictating specific implementation details. This approach promotes interoperability and consistency.
Context
News about blockchain interoperability, new token standards, or cross-chain development often mentions generalized specifications. These specifications allow different protocols and digital assets to interact seamlessly, expanding the utility and reach of the decentralized ecosystem. Understanding generalized specifications helps observers appreciate the technical foundations enabling broader adoption of blockchain technology.
This research introduces the VLF property triad to provide a foundational, generalized specification for formally verifying all smart contract security.
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