Jeremy Season
summary
Char Network proposes a bonded consensus layer that sequences state for a Bit VM reducer using bonded oracle attestation chains which force each signed message to commit to the next, creating provable equivocation paths that burn a staker’s collateral on double-signing. Denial‑of‑service is mitigated by rate limits — e.g. one message per block header or proofs via stateless VDFs to require fixed generation time (configurable, e.g. 10 minutes) — simplifying Layer 2 orchestration and preventing transaction replacement. Bit VM reducer aims to load and apply those attestations on-chain.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Jeremy's Season Kickoff
- 1:37Commitment Scheme for Protocols
- 3:06Understanding Activation Chains in Crypto
- 4:27Scaling and Infrastructure in Blockchain
- 5:43Denial of Service Protection in Blockchain
- 6:56Parallelizable grinding and VDFs
- 8:13The roles in Bit VM and their impact on research and development
- 9:42Aligning Network Operations
- 10:58Simplifying the Architecture of Bit VM Ecosystems
- 12:13Grilling and Keychains
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