Good morning Jeremy,
> Another interesting point: if you use a musig key for your staking key that > is musig(a,b,c) you can sign with a until you equivocate once, then switch to > b, then c. Three strikes and you're out! IDK what that could be used for. You could say "oops, I made a mistake, can I correct it by equivocating just this time?". Three strikes and you are out. > Lastly, while you can't punish lying, you could say "only the stakers who > sign with the majority get allocated reward tokens for that slot". So you > could equivocate to switch and get tokens, but you'd burn your collateral for > them. But this does make an incentive for the stakers to try to sign the > "correct" statement in line with peers. Note the quote marks around "correct" --- the majority of peers could be conspiring to lie, too. Conspiracy theory time..... Regards, ZmnSCPxj _______________________________________________ bitcoin-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/bitcoin-dev
