How Does the ‘Supermajority’ Concept Work in PoS Finality?

In PoS, deterministic finality is achieved when a supermajority, typically two-thirds of the total staked value, votes to attest to a block. Once this threshold is reached, the block is finalized and cannot be reversed without slashing the stake of the two-thirds of validators who attested to it, making reversal economically prohibitive.

Explain the Concept of “Finality” in a PoS Blockchain
How Does a PoS System Recover from a Situation Where Finality Is Not Achieved?
How Does a 2/3 Majority PoS Signature Threshold Affect PoA Finality?
What Is the Concept of ‘Economic Finality’ in PoS and Why Is It Important?
What Is the Minimum Number of Signatures Usually Required to Validate a PoA Block?
What Is the Difference between “Justified” and “Finalized” Blocks?
What Is “Finality” in a PoS Consensus Mechanism?
What Is the Role of a “Supermajority” in Achieving Block Finality?

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