Check out the Randomized Node Consensus Protocol: A big deal for Blockchain

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#1Sep 6, 2022, 04:42 PM
Hey everyone, I’m really excited to share this new take on blockchain consensus called the Randomized Node Consensus Protocol. In this post, I’m gonna break down the key points about this protocol and how it could seriously change the game for achieving consensus in decentralized networks. Protocol Overview: This Randomized Node Consensus Protocol flips the script on how we usually think about consensus by using random node selection for block validation. Here are the main features: 1. Random Node Selection: Each block picks a node at random from a specific group, which helps cut down on computing needs and boosts decentralization. 2. Closest 200 Nodes Considered: To keep things fair and decentralized, the protocol looks at the 200 nodes closest to a selected line for block validation. 3. Single Random Validator: From that group, one node is picked at random to validate the next block, keeping things fair and secure. Advantages: The Randomized Node Consensus Protocol has some really cool benefits: - Efficiency: By lowering the computing power needed per block, this protocol ramps up network efficiency and transaction speed. - Decentralization: Picking nodes randomly from a wider group helps lower the chances of centralization, leading to a more balanced network. - Security: The randomness and decentralization of the protocol make the network tougher against attacks, which builds trust.
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sigma2018Member
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#2Sep 6, 2022, 10:33 PM
How can you prove to someone that you generated a random number? Try answering yourself this question, and see why this consensus protocol is infeasible to have.
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madrocketFull Member
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#3Sep 7, 2022, 01:38 AM
Feels like it's AI generated, since it has decent writing, but with so many technical error. First of all, what stops someone to run lots of node at once in order to manipulate consensus or earn tons of money?
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#4Sep 7, 2022, 01:54 AM
Exactly. OP seems to have missed the fact that anybody can make his own wallet, since it's just code, and mimic being "good citizen", but not obeying the randomness rule. Sorry OP, but this can't work.
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