Multi-BFT consensus refers to a class of Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) consensus algorithms designed to operate across multiple, potentially independent, groups of validators or shards. Unlike single-instance BFT, which typically involves all participants agreeing on a single sequence of transactions, Multi-BFT enables parallel processing. This approach enhances scalability by allowing different parts of a network to reach consensus concurrently. It improves transaction throughput and system efficiency.
Context
Multi-BFT consensus mechanisms are a critical area of research and implementation for highly scalable blockchain platforms. They address the limitations of traditional BFT algorithms in large-scale distributed systems by segmenting the network and processing transactions in parallel. The ongoing development focuses on optimizing cross-shard communication and maintaining security guarantees across these distributed consensus groups, which is essential for enterprise-grade blockchain applications.
Orthrus introduces concurrent partial transaction ordering and a novel escrow mechanism to reduce consensus latency and maximize throughput in BFT systems.
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