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Too Late to Slash: Coordinating a Risk-Free Equivocation Attack
Slashing is commonly argued to secure proof-of-stake blockchains by confiscating the stake of misbehaving validators. The usual justification is that, without slashing, validators can solicit an equivocation attack by signing conflicting blocks: if enough others join, the attack succeeds; otherwise,
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