Binding Blockchains Together with Accountability
summary
Claims a working design for repudiable side-chains that aim for credit-card speed while keeping trustless security by provably binding side-chain state to a main chain with logical invariants. Accountability comes from economic bonds and Exit/Enter mechanics; disputes resolve by interactive proofs using computability logic. A prototype is under development with three full-time developers, code not yet public, and the project seeks funding; scalability targets thousands of TPS versus Bitcoin’s ~7 and the approach stresses extracted specs (VM, chain, contracts) from the same logic.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:47Problem Scaling Issue
- 6:37Game Theory
- 7:57Public Choice Theory
- 18:40Game Semantics
- 21:39Computability Logic
- 31:22Why Should You Use Formal Methods
- 44:33Conclusion
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