Federated Byzantine Agreement
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Introduction[edit]
The Federated Byzantine Agreement is a consensus algorithm for distributed systems with asymptotic security[1]. It's a new and edited version of Byzantine Agreement. Federated Byzantine Agreements aim is to combine security, speed and scalability.
The Federated Byzantine Agreement used with following properities:
- Each node create a unique node list (UNL).
- Each node accepts transactions that most UNL nodes accept in first round of consensus.
- Each node validates the block that %80 of UNL nodes accept in second round of consensus.
References[edit]
- ↑ "Stellar Consensus Protocol - Stellar". stellar.org. Retrieved 2021-12-19.
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