Let's talk about Byzantine fault tolerance:
The “Byzantine Generals Problem” was introduced by Lamport, Shostak, and Pease in a 1982 paper, which studied how to reach consensus in the presence of traitors.
The “two-thirds” threshold ensures that any two valid votes overlap in at least some honest nodes, so two mutually contradictory results cannot both be approved.
$ATOM 1.432 (-1.85%)
The “Byzantine Generals Problem” was introduced by Lamport, Shostak, and Pease in a 1982 paper, which studied how to reach consensus in the presence of traitors.
The “two-thirds” threshold ensures that any two valid votes overlap in at least some honest nodes, so two mutually contradictory results cannot both be approved.
$ATOM 1.432 (-1.85%)
