A jointly managed buffer refers to a shared reserve of resources or funds that is controlled collectively by multiple parties. This buffer serves to absorb unexpected fluctuations, cover potential losses, or provide liquidity for specific operations within a system. The management and access rules for this reserve are typically predefined and agreed upon by all participating entities. It aims to enhance stability and mitigate risks for the collective.
Context
In decentralized finance, jointly managed buffers can be crucial for stabilizing algorithmic stablecoins or providing collateral for lending protocols. News about protocol solvency or risk management often references these shared reserves. The design and sufficiency of such buffers are frequently debated, as they represent a key defense mechanism against systemic failures or market volatility within a digital asset ecosystem.
Kronos introduces a generic sharding consensus with a jointly managed buffer and batch certification, achieving secure, atomic cross-shard transactions with optimal overhead.
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