Formal MEV Theory Enables Provable Security against Blockchain Attacks
This research establishes a formal, abstract model for Maximal Extractable Value, providing the foundational theory necessary for provably secure blockchain designs.
Formal MEV Theory Establishes Security Proofs for Blockchain Economic Attacks
This research formally models Maximal Extractable Value, enabling rigorous security proofs and a deeper understanding of blockchain economic attacks.
Game Theory Reveals Incentive-Driven Vulnerabilities in Blockchain Robustness.
This research unifies distributed systems and game theory to expose how rational validator incentives compromise Ethereum Proof-of-Stake safety and liveness, paving the way for resilient protocol design.
Formalizing Slashing to Mitigate Byzantine Exploits in Proof-of-Stake
This research reveals critical vulnerabilities in existing Proof-of-Stake penalty mechanisms, proposing a formal framework to design provably robust slashing conditions.
