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  1. Quorum-based BFT Consensus

Quorum Rotation & Benefit

Dynamic Quorum Rotation

  • Periodically or based on time/epoch:

    • A staking contract selects the next quorum using stake-weighted randomness.

    • Top-N iDAO nodes are assigned to the next active quorum.

    • Transition is smooth and predictable (e.g., every 100 blocks).

Benefits of LazAI QBFT

Verifiability

Supports cryptographic proofs for AI models and datasets.

Scalability

Quorum sharding ensures horizontal scalability.

AI-Native Validity

Direct integration with ZK-SNARKs, OP, and TEEs.

Incentivized Security

Built-in slashing & challenge rewards system.

Modular Integration

Works with DAT token minting, iDAO governance, and Alith agent execution.

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