Propose vote merge describes a simplified model for a three-phase consensus process, particularly relevant in some blockchain architectures. In this model, a leader proposes a block, network participants vote on its validity, and then the agreed-upon state is merged into the blockchain. This sequence ensures agreement on new data before it becomes a permanent part of the ledger. It is a fundamental mechanism for state progression.
Context
This conceptual framework is a simplified representation of consensus rounds in certain proof-of-stake protocols. News or technical discussions might reference such phases when explaining how new blocks are finalized on specific blockchains. Understanding this sequence helps clarify how distributed agreement is reached and maintained within decentralized systems.
New single-vote total order broadcast constructions overcome the 15-minute finality delay, establishing instantaneous economic security for the rollup ecosystem.
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