A Multi-Block Commit refers to a mechanism in blockchain systems where a single confirmation or finalization event applies to a sequence of several blocks, rather than individual blocks. This approach can enhance transaction throughput and reduce the latency of finality by batching confirmations. It is often employed in layer-2 scaling solutions or certain consensus protocols to improve overall network performance.
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The implementation of Multi-Block Commit strategies is a key area of development for improving the scalability and efficiency of blockchain networks. Debates often concern the optimal number of blocks to batch, the security implications of delayed finality, and the resilience against potential reorganizations. Finding the right balance is crucial for high-performance decentralized applications.
A novel aBFT protocol bypasses costly explicit certification using an uncertified DAG, delivering sub-second finality essential for global-scale decentralized systems.
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