A unanimity-based transaction ordering rule that provably protects single-application and gated transactions from any attacker, with a matching impossibility result for everything else.
Multiple concurrent proposers: Why and how
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Cadence presents a multi-proposer BFT consensus protocol with extreme pipelining and multiple concurrent proposers that achieves optimal fast-path latency, short-term censorship resistance, and hiding under partial synchrony.
AMP is a multi-proposer extension to Tendermint that separates dissemination from agreement and provides bounded inclusion guarantees plus deterministic ordering over payloads from multiple sources.
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Ordering by Unanimity: Giving Applications Sequencing Rights Without Breaking Composability
A unanimity-based transaction ordering rule that provably protects single-application and gated transactions from any attacker, with a matching impossibility result for everything else.
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Cadence: Extreme Pipelining with Multiple Concurrent Proposers
Cadence presents a multi-proposer BFT consensus protocol with extreme pipelining and multiple concurrent proposers that achieves optimal fast-path latency, short-term censorship resistance, and hiding under partial synchrony.
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AMP: Arc Multi-Proposer Protocol with Bounded Inclusion Guarantees
AMP is a multi-proposer extension to Tendermint that separates dissemination from agreement and provides bounded inclusion guarantees plus deterministic ordering over payloads from multiple sources.