Ever wondered how big blockchain peer-to-peer networks are and where the nodes are running from? Check out our paper at SBC. We conducted the largest measurements of peer-to-peer networks, measuring 36 networks since December 2024.
.@0xWenhaoWang (a former @category_xyz intern) takes the stage and presents an analysis of spam MEV on high-throughout blockchains: to understand why it emerges and how to mitigate it.
The final talk from @category_xyz of the day is presented by @amituiuc on how to improve prior batch threshold encryption constructions from quadratic to quasilinear computational cost in the batch size.
To finish off the @category_xyz back to back to back talks in the consensus session, @MohammadMJalal1 presents MonadBFT: the consensus protocol of the Monad blockchain.
Now it‘s time for @kalpturer (a former Category Labs intern) to talks about how MEV creates timing games in responsive protocols and how to mitigate them with dynamic block rewards.
.@komasito55 takes the stage at SBC to talk about Forget-IT: the first information-theoretic Byzantine fault-tolerant consensus algorithm achieving optimal good-case latency together with quadratic message complexity per view.