Miners should compose a progressive ledger as blocks on a shard are validated. Miners should be able to store multiple ledgers in the event of a fork (i.e. if there are 2 blocks ID:21, there will be two ledgers associated with blocks ID:21 on the given shard, but different block hashes). Due to forking like this, a block ID alone is insufficient to identify a ledger. The shard ledger should consist of all responses to date which occurred in that shard
zack-w
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6 years ago
Miners should compose a progressive ledger as blocks on a shard are validated. Miners should be able to store multiple ledgers in the event of a fork (i.e. if there are 2 blocks ID:21, there will be two ledgers associated with blocks ID:21 on the given shard, but different block hashes). Due to forking like this, a block ID alone is insufficient to identify a ledger. The shard ledger should consist of all responses to date which occurred in that shard