Proof of Elapsed Time (PoET) - Um Guia Completo#Criptomoedas #Blockchain #ConsensusAlgorithm #Cryptography #DistributedSystems #PoET #ProofofElapsedTime #Security #Trust O Proof of Elapsed Time (PoET) é um algoritmo de consenso usado em blockchains para garantir a distribuição justa de tarefas. Ele se baseia no tempo decorrido e requer a participação de um hardware especializado para executar seu processo de seleção aleatória ...
https://escolatrader.net/proof-of-elapsed-time-poet/?fsp_sid=35924

Proof of Importance (PoI) -Um Guia Completo#Criptomoedas #Cryptocurrency #Blockchain #ConsensusAlgorithm #decentralizednetwork #importancescore #NEM #PoI #ProofofImportance O Proof of Importance (PoI) é um algoritmo de consenso utilizado na blockchain NEM, que atribui importância aos usuários com base em transações e saldo de moedas. Aqueles com maior importância têm mais chance de validar blocos e receber recompensas.
https://cleverpay.io/proof-of-importance-poi/?fsp_sid=27730

Boost blockchain sync speed with gossip protocols, timestamp index reduction, and bitmap keys for faster, leaner replication. https://hackernoon.com/why-gossiping-to-all-peers-might-be-the-smartest-move-for-small-networks #consensusalgorithm

Gossip protocols, multi-signatures, and M-of-N consensus: how distributed nodes replicate data and prove correctness in trustless systems. https://hackernoon.com/gossip-protocol-replication-multi-signatures-and-m-of-n-consensus-explained #consensusalgorithm

A deep dive into how append algorithms handle local writes, replication, multisig validation, and root consistency across distributed nodes. https://hackernoon.com/multisig-hashes-and-the-math-behind-trustless-record-keeping #consensusalgorithm

ABGP blends gossip and Byzantine Fault Tolerance to deliver secure, authenticated consensus for private ledgers. https://hackernoon.com/a-beginners-guide-to-the-authenticated-byzantine-gossip-protocol #consensusalgorithm

Good morning. It's raining. Anyway, this morning I want to share another though, I had due to the question What is a federated protocol? by @hrefna

Definition: A set of FediVerse servers form a Strong Federation if they use a consensus algorithm to agree on a defined set of data.

For example, a set of servers might decide to use Paxos to ensure that all replies, likes, and shares match across them. This is "somewhat" accomplished by servers subscribing to the same relay. However, I'm unsure if say Likes get send through relays (and how they would be interpreted).

I don't know much about the topic of Consensus, so I'm unsure how to actually implement a Strong Federation. However, I think an idea like it might solve some conceptual problems people have with the FediVerse.

#swDevTermOfTheDay #DelegatedProofOfStake of #DPoS is a #ConsensusAlgorithm which chooses the creator of the next block without #Mining from a list of delegates, which are elected by stakeholders (-> #PoS). #DPoS leads to cheap transactions, scalability and energy efficiency.