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Adaptive Switching Between Leader-Based and Leaderless BFT Protocols
Byzantine fault-tolerant (BFT) protocols are known for providing operational consistency and resilience in distributed systems. However, evolving network conditions, often driven by the network's inherent dynamism or adversarial influence, make it suboptimal to rely on a static protocol at all times
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