Let’s talk about two types of proofs for Rollups:
If a fraud proof is upheld, the incorrect result is overturned, and the party that submitted it forfeits their stake.
The idea behind fraud proofs is “assume it’s correct first, then investigate if someone challenges it.” As long as one honest participant keeps watch and challenges it in time, an incorrect result can’t slip through.
$ARB 0.1576（-2.54%）
I may not be right, so don’t take this as advice.
If a fraud proof is upheld, the incorrect result is overturned, and the party that submitted it forfeits their stake.
The idea behind fraud proofs is “assume it’s correct first, then investigate if someone challenges it.” As long as one honest participant keeps watch and challenges it in time, an incorrect result can’t slip through.
$ARB 0.1576（-2.54%）
I may not be right, so don’t take this as advice.
