GHOST SYNC ALGORITHM
Deep dive into the Ghost-Sync consensus mechanism. Asynchronous block ordering and weight-based finality in a BlockDAG environment.
GHOST-SYNC PROTCOL
Ghost-Sync is the heart of the Zeqron Sovereign Network. Unlike traditional longest-chain consensus, Ghost-Sync utilizes a weight-accumulation algorithm over a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) to achieve sub-second finality.
THE DAG STRUCTURE
In Zeqron, blocks are not limited to a single parent. A block can reference multiple previous blocks (tips), effectively creating a mesh of causal relations.
- ::TIP_SELECTION: Nodes use a biased random-walk to select the most "consistent" tips.
- ::CAUSALITY_ENFORCEMENT: Every transaction is ordered based on its appearance in the DAG hierarchy.
FINALITY PROOFS
Ghost-Sync achieves finality when a block's "accumulated weight" exceeds the network's security threshold ($T$).
- ::LATENCY: ~200ms in Zone-Alpha.
- ::SECURITY: Resistant to 33% Byzantine load with liveness guarantees.
ASYNC SHARDING
Ghost-Sync allows zones to operate asynchronously. Cross-zone transactions are verified via "Mesh-Witness" proofs, preventing double-spend attacks without requiring a global lock.
Technical Specification // Zeqron Core Research Unit
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