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Everscale White Paper
Everscale White Paper
  • Everscale Whitepaper
    • Abstract
    • Preamble
    • Chapter One: Everscale
      • Decentralization
      • Meritocratic Token Distribution
      • Governance
      • Economy
    • Chapter Two: Ever Kernel (EK)
      • Context
      • WorkChains
      • Multithreading
      • SMFT (Soft Majority Fault Tolerance) Consensus
      • Masterchain Slashing and Recovery Protocol (MSRP)
      • Distributed Dynamic Validator Set (DDVS)
      • Improved Finality
      • REMP — Reliable External Messaging Protocol
    • Chapter Three: Ever Operating System
      • About Ever OS
      • File System
      • File names and directories
      • Tonix
      • Storage and other Peripheral Workchains
      • File index smart contract
      • IceChain
    • Chapter Four: Web Free
      • Smart Contract Languages
      • Programs security
      • Distributed programming
      • Resolving
      • Reverse resolution via Index smart contract
      • DeBots
      • Pipes
      • Code Handling
      • Upgradability
    • Conclusion: The Evolution
    • References
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Improved Finality

In practice, the collated block that has been broadcast and that is correct can be considered final because the collator and the validator of the thread will have too much to lose. And since the block broadcast to all full nodes in the network, any party that would run a full node and collect a block from collator while himself an honest participant could himself validate that block and consider it final, simply because the fact that their full node has received the block proves that the block indeed has been broadcast.

It will be a little harder for a light client to verify that the full node owner did not collude with a collator, it should either wait for a masterblock or collect some number of verifiers ACKs.

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