📐 Technical principles｜Transaction finality
· Definition: Ethereum blocks generally reach “finalized” status after two epochs (about 12.8 minutes).
· Why: Ethereum finality requires two-thirds of staked validators to participate in voting. If too many validators are offline, finality pauses, but blocks continue to be produced as usual.
· In practice: When depositing or withdrawing between different chains, finality speeds vary from chain to chain, so a delayed arrival does not necessarily mean something has gone wrong.
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· Definition: Ethereum blocks generally reach “finalized” status after two epochs (about 12.8 minutes).
· Why: Ethereum finality requires two-thirds of staked validators to participate in voting. If too many validators are offline, finality pauses, but blocks continue to be produced as usual.
· In practice: When depositing or withdrawing between different chains, finality speeds vary from chain to chain, so a delayed arrival does not necessarily mean something has gone wrong.
$ETH 2394.86（-1.19%）