@DesheShai@htr As I explained you in DMs, it all depends on the value of W and the load of the network. Maybe you are considering W a too small value. Otherwise, how would you have tx1 and tx2 with weight W-x? W is supposed to be bigger than a single transaction >>>
@DesheShai@htr I hope this explanation gives you a better understanding of how our consensus work, and why your theoretical attack would not be successful.
@DesheShai@htr From the blockchain perspective, the conflicts are resolved according to which transaction has the highest work (accumulated weight). Suppose a new transaction shows up with a higher work than the current one. In that case, a reorg would occur. The network would never split.
@DesheShai@htr 2/2 The sync algorithm will propagate all transactions and blocks to all full nodes. The consensus algorithm will execute the transactions with highest accumulated weight and void the others.
I'll get back tomorrow (Monday). We can dive further on how our consensus work.
@DesheShai@htr 1/2 Hey @DesheShai ! Thanks for diving deep into Hathor's consensus protocol.
Your double-spending attacks won't work. In both cases, the full nodes will confirm only the transaction with highest accumulated weight (note that it includes the blocks). There won't by any split.
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If you run your own full-node, we recommend you to roll it back to v0.39.1 while a new release is under development.
Once again, nothing happened to Hathor Network. This issue affected only 12 new transactions that were misplaced in the DAG, and it has already been solved.
Hey folks! We noticed an issue that prevented Hathor Wallets from generating new valid transactions. The issue was fixed, and all wallets are working fine.
For clarity: Nothing happened to @HathorNetwork. All funds are safe.
Here is a brief explanation of the event.
The p2p network worked as expected and the consensus algorithm correctly voided these “invalid transactions”.
This Wallet API is implemented in the hathor-core repository, and this issue exists only in v0.40.0. We will release a fix and a post mortem report soon.
@ParadigmaEdu@bernardorq@gutomartino@felipeneto@HathorNetwork@Felipether@ParadigmaEdu Fico feliz por ter ajudado. 😀
Sim, é possível fazer múltiplos MM no mesmo bloco usando esse mesmo espaço.
> Pergunta: 100% dos blocos são merge-mined? Desde a gênese? Se não, ~quantos %?
99,99% dos blocos são merge mined desde Mar/2020. Desde o genesis, são 96%.
@bernardorq@ParadigmaEdu@gutomartino@felipeneto@HathorNetwork@Felipether Como exemplo, veja esse bloco recente no Bitcoin: https://t.co/Ar2m1NG4Lz . Ele tem 929,885 bytes e sobraram 70,115 bytes.
Outra coisa, as transações "básicas" do Bitcoin tem 1 input e 2 outputs (por causa do troco) e costumam consumir ~250 bytes.
@bernardorq@ParadigmaEdu@gutomartino@felipeneto@HathorNetwork@Felipether@ParadigmaEdu Você está enganado. Os 148 bytes adicionais são no bloco da Hathor. No bloco do Bitcoin são 36 bytes adicionais.
Esses 36 bytes ocupam um espaço vazio nos blocos do Bitcoin, já que é bem difícil as transações ocuparem exatamente 1MB e sempre sobram vários kB livres.
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