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by madninja
2871 days ago
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A number of blockchains allow the miners to choose the transactions they include in a mined block. This adds additional challenges around miners picking the highest paying transactions, or worse, specifically/maliciously excluding transactions. Threshold encryption means we can have (1) transactions be encrypted and only inspected _after_ they have been accepted as part of a block, and (2)break any deadlocks in consensurs agreements. Helium isn't the only one using DKGs but they're certainly not trivial to implement well. |
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