Legacy consensus systems utilized Merkle trees to prove historical data efficiently, but newer approaches take that concept further. By starting with the







Merkle Trees and Sparse Validation in Blockchain Consensus [nPuBfn-pLdq]

Merkle Trees and Sparse Validation in Blockchain Consensus [nPuBfn-pLdq]

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Legacy consensus systems utilized Merkle trees to prove historical data efficiently, but newer approaches take that concept further. By starting with the Genesis finalizer policy, light clients can verify past blocks and stay in sync with updates through a full node! #EOS #crypto #web3 #pounds to bitcoins #bitcoin token #bitcoin urs #bitcoin usd live

Aired: December 18, 2024

Rating: TV-14

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