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PDoS: A Profitable Denial-of-Service Attack against Proof-of-Work Blockchain Liveness
The security and liveness of Proof-of-Work (PoW) blockchains fundamentally depend on the economic rationality of miners. Existing incentive-driven denial-of-service attacks, such as BDoS, can deter rational miners from participating, but require the attacker to continuously absorb substantial econom
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