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Oracles, Cross-Chain Bridges, Advanced Financial Protocols.
Use Cases:
Oracles, Cross-Chain Bridges, Advanced Financial Protocols.
Description:
Utilize validator security to provide reliable pricing, liquidity transfers, and novel financial mechanisms.
Validator Set Importance
Requires strong decentralization and reliability to prevent fraud, ensure data accuracy, and maintain trust.
Validator Commitments
Pre-Confirmations, Based Sequencers, Transaction Ordering.
Use Cases:
Pre-Confirmations, Based Sequencers, Transaction Ordering.
Description:
Validators provide additional services like pre-confirmation of transactions, sequencing, and ordering to reduce latency and optimize blockchain efficiency.
Validator Set Importance
A robust validator set is essential for pre-confirmations to provide guarantees on finality, while based sequencers ensure fair and predictable transaction ordering to enhance network performance and mitigate risks associated with transaction manipulation.
Data
Data Availability, storage, Rollups.
Use Cases:
Data Availability, storage, Rollups.
Description:
Provide guaranteed data availability for Layer 2 rollups and other off-chain data solutions.
Validator Set Importance
A strong validator set ensures reliable data publication, mitigating risks related to data withholding or loss.
Co-processors, Ad-hoc execution, Verifiers.
Use Cases:
Co-processors, Ad-hoc execution, Verifiers.
Description:
Offload computation and storage to a decentralized network while maintaining verifiability.
Validator Set Importance
Requires trusted validator nodes to ensure computation results and data are correct and verifiable.
Fraud Proofs, Slashing Mechanisms, Firewalls, Attack Detection.
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Fraud Proofs, Slashing Mechanisms, Firewalls, Attack Detection.
Description:
Offer additional security services to other blockchain protocols like slashing and fraud detection.
Validator Set Importance
Needs an equally robust validator set to that of Ethereum to uphold network integrity, enforce accountability, and provide effective deterrence against attacks.
Relayers, Indexers, Event Streaming.
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Relayers, Indexers, Event Streaming.
Description:
Middleware infrastructure to bridge different blockchain layers or to provide specialized services.
Validator Set Importance
The validator set must be trustworthy to maintain secure cross-layer communication and accurate data indexing.
Interoperability Layers, Message Passing Protocols.
Use Cases:
Interoperability Layers, Message Passing Protocols.
Description:
Enable communication and asset transfer across multiple blockchains
Validator Set Importance
A secure validator set ensures the reliability and trust in communication between distinct blockchain ecosystems.
Economic Security Extensions
Bonded Validators for Collateralized Systems.
Use Cases:
Bonded Validators for Collateralized Systems.
Description:
Provide collateral and bonded services for systems requiring economic guarantees.
Validator Set Importance
A validator set as strong as Ethereum ensures economic guarantees, minimizing risk of financial loss due to validator failures.
DAOs, Collective Voting Systems, Community Funds.
Use Cases:
DAOs, Collective Voting Systems, Community Funds.
Description:
Facilitate decentralized governance and coordination processes in a transparent and trustless manner.
Validator Set Importance
A decentralized validator set is essential to ensure decisions are executed without manipulation or central authority.
Disclaimer: The above represents a vision for the future of SSV Network and is subject to an approval by the SSV DAO.