Multi-proposer protocols are consensus mechanisms in blockchain networks where multiple validators or nodes are authorized to propose new blocks for addition to the ledger within a single slot or round. This approach aims to enhance decentralization and censorship resistance by distributing the responsibility of block creation among several participants. It reduces the power of any single entity to influence the block production process. Such protocols contribute to the network’s robustness and fairness.
Context
In discussions surrounding blockchain scalability and decentralization, multi-proposer protocols are a significant development, particularly for proof-of-stake networks. News often covers how these protocols can mitigate risks associated with single-proposer designs, such as proposer-forced delays or censorship. The implementation of these systems is a key area of research and development, seeking to optimize network performance while upholding core blockchain principles.
This research designs transaction fee mechanisms to robustly prevent censorship and bribery in multi-proposer blockchain protocols, enhancing network integrity.
A novel game-theoretic model and FPA-EQ mechanism enable efficient, incentive-compatible transaction fee allocation in leaderless blockchains, crucial for scalable architectures.
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