FINALITY PROOFS & CONSENSUS
Weight-based immutability and the transition from probabilistic to deterministic finality.
WEIGHT-BASED FINALITY
In the Zeqron BlockDAG, finality is a factor of the accumulated weight of the past-cone of a block. Once a block is "buried" under enough subsequent blocks, it becomes mathematically impossible to revert without breaking the consensus rules of the mesh.
PROBABILISTIC V DETERMINISTIC
- ::SOFT_FINALITY: Achieved in < 200ms once a block is accepted by local peers.
- ::HARD_FINALITY: Achieved when the block's Weight Certificate is signed by the required quorum of reputation-weighted nodes in the zone.
THE FINALITY GARDEN
Finality is monitored via the "Garden" engine, which tracks the density of confirmations across the lattice.
- ::TIP_CONFIRMATION: New tips are selected based on their weight relative to the main chain.
- ::STABILITY_CALCULATION: Each level of the DAG is assigned a stability score ($S$).
- ::THRESHOLD_CROSSING: When $S > 0.999$, the block is moved to the immutable archive.
BYZANTINE RESILIENCE ($f$)
Ghost-Sync is designed to maintain finality even under conditions where up to 33% of the network's weight is controlled by malicious actors. The PQC-signatures ensure that identity-spoofing attacks (Sybil) are neutralized before they can influence the weight distribution.
Consensus Specification // Zeqron Core Research
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