> serves as a building block for Proof of Stake networks.
Can you elaborate on this, as there is almost no mention of PoS in the post?
From a high level, your response to my previous comment can be interpreted as the validators being "hardcoded" upfront, which would be very different decentralization properties from PoW systems.
What assumptions does Tendermint make in contrast to PoW systems, and what applications do you see it being most useful for?
Can you elaborate on this, as there is almost no mention of PoS in the post?
From a high level, your response to my previous comment can be interpreted as the validators being "hardcoded" upfront, which would be very different decentralization properties from PoW systems.
What assumptions does Tendermint make in contrast to PoW systems, and what applications do you see it being most useful for?