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Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance

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The dBFT is called the Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerant, a Byzantine fault-tolerant consensus mechanism that enables large-scale participation in consensus through proxy voting. The holder of the NEO token can, by voting, pick the bookkeeper it supports. The selected group of bookkeepers, through BFT algorithm, reach a consensus and generate new blocks. Voting in the NEO network continues in real time, rather than in accordance with a fixed term.

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  • ByteBall only verified nodes are allowed to be Validation nodes (list of requirements). Users choose in transaction set of 12 Validating nodes. Validating nodes(Witnesses) receive transaction fees. Whitepaper​

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