The Bitcoin Backbone Protocol: Analysis and Applications
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- Communication complexity of Byzantine agreement, revisited
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- Formalizing delayed adaptive corruptions and the security of flooding networks
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- Fraud detection for random walks
- Round efficient Byzantine agreement from VDFs
- Expected constant round Byzantine broadcast under dishonest majority
- On trees, chains and fast transactions in the blockchain
- Publicly verifiable zero knowledge from (collapsing) blockchains
- CArrency: an energy-efficient proof-of-work scheme for crypto-currencies
- On elapsed time consensus protocols
- Strategic alliance for blockchain governance game
- Etherless Ethereum Tokens: simulating native tokens in Ethereum
- The impact of network delay on Nakamoto consensus mechanism
- Monopoly without a monopolist: an economic analysis of the bitcoin payment system
- PFLM: privacy-preserving federated learning with membership proof
- Security of the blockchain against long delay attack
- Malleability of the blockchain's entropy
- Auditable attribute-based credentials scheme and its application in contact tracing
- Soft power: upgrading chain macroeconomic policy through soft forks
- Analysis of the Blockchain Protocol in Asynchronous Networks
- Robust overlays meet blockchains: on handling high churn and catastrophic failures
- Decision on block size in blockchain systems by evolutionary equilibrium analysis
- Publish or Perish: A Backward-Compatible Defense Against Selfish Mining in Bitcoin
- High Performance, Low Energy, and Trustworthy Blockchains Using Satellites
- Fully automated selfish mining analysis in efficient proof systems blockchains
- ALBATROSS: publicly AttestabLe BATched Randomness based On Secret Sharing
- Better incentives for proof-of-work
- Light clients for lazy blockchains
- On-chain timestamps are accurate
- Efficient agreement over Byzantine gossip
- \textsf{Goldfish}: No more attacks on Ethereum?!
- Resource-restricted cryptography: revisiting MPC bounds in the proof-of-work era
- Byzantine generals in the permissionless setting
- Fair delivery of decentralised randomness beacon
- Multi-stage proof-of-works: properties and vulnerabilities
- BTLE: atomic swaps with time-lock puzzles
- The bitcoin backbone protocol: analysis and applications
- The consensus number of a cryptocurrency
- Indistinguishable proofs of work or knowledge
- Designing proof of human-work puzzles for cryptocurrency and beyond
- Market Equilibria and Risk Diversification in Blockchain Mining Economies
- Griefing Factors and Evolutionary In-Stabilities in Blockchain Mining Games
- Game theoretic notions of fairness in multi-party coin toss
- Building blocks of sharding blockchain systems: concepts, approaches, and open problems
- How to build time-lock encryption
- (Public) verifiability for composable protocols without adaptivity or zero-knowledge
- Survey of information security
- Building quantum-one-way functions from block ciphers: Davies-Meyer and Merkle-Damgård constructions
- Fluid MPC: secure multiparty computation with dynamic participants
- A rational protocol treatment of 51\% attacks
- Simplex consensus: a simple and fast consensus protocol
- Bootstrapping the blockchain, with applications to consensus and fast PKI setup
- \textsc{Hide} \& \textsc{Seek}: privacy-preserving rebalancing on payment channel networks
- Be aware of your leaders
- Achieving almost all blockchain functionalities with polylogarithmic storage
- Permissionless consensus in the resource model
- Short paper: On the claims of weak block synchronization in Bitcoin
- Decentralizing information technology: the advent of resource based systems
- But why does it work? A rational protocol design treatment of bitcoin
- Resource Burning for Permissionless Systems (Invited Paper)
- Bitcoin as a transaction ledger: a composable treatment
- The Bitcoin backbone protocol with chains of variable difficulty
- Modeling Bitcoin contracts by timed automata
- Recent results on fault-tolerant consensus in message-passing networks
- Permissionless clock synchronization with public setup
- Secure high-rate transaction processing in bitcoin
- A Novel Two-Stage Game Model for Pricing Cloud/ Fog Computing Resource in Blockchain Systems
- Fairness and efficiency in DAG-based cryptocurrencies
- Minting mechanism for proof of stake blockchains
- SNACKs: leveraging proofs of sequential work for blockchain light clients
- Shielded computations in smart contracts overcoming forks
- Weight-based Nakamoto-style blockchains
- \textsc{Brick}: asynchronous incentive-compatible payment channels
- Blockchain CAP theorem allows user-dependent adaptivity and finality
- PoSAT: proof-of-work availability and unpredictability, without the work
- Evolutionary equilibrium analysis for decision on block size in blockchain systems
- Lower bounds for off-chain protocols: exploring the limits of plasma
- Monotonic Prefix Consistency in Distributed Systems
- Timed signatures and zero-knowledge proofs -- timestamping in the blockchain era
- Completeness theorems for adaptively secure broadcast
- Practical settlement bounds for longest-chain consensus
- Process-commutative distributed objects: from cryptocurrencies to Byzantine-fault-tolerant CRDTs
- Short Paper: Secure Offline Payments in Bitcoin
- Compact Storage of Superblocks for NIPoPoW Applications
- Taming iterative grinding attacks on blockchain beacons
- Proof-of-reputation blockchain with Nakamoto fallback
- Divide \& Scale: formalization and roadmap to robust sharding
- Transparent batchable time-lock puzzles and applications to Byzantine consensus
- A mean field game approach to bitcoin mining
- On the bit security of cryptographic primitives
- Operations research in the blockchain technology
- Encryption to the future. A paradigm for sending secret messages to future (anonymous) committees
- \textsc{Tardigrade}: an atomic broadcast protocol for arbitrary network conditions
- PoW-based distributed cryptography with no trusted setup
- A knowledge-based analysis of the blockchain protocol
- A search-theoretic model of double-spending fraud
- Pay to win: cheap, cross-chain bribing attacks on PoW cryptocurrencies
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