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M3terchain transaction lifecycle.
No need to gossip transactions of you can just send directly to the prover, right?

Rather than gossip transactions to your peers, we can all just send transactions to a single node capable of computing the new state and generating it's Groth16 proof.

But what of centralisation risk? What if the one node goes down. We need to keep the role open and permissionless. Anyone capable should be able to act as the prover and get recognised by all other nodes.

That's where Proof of Competence comes in. The more competent your prover, the more nodes elect to send transactions to it. The network can have several provers, each collection as many transactions as they can (or are interested in) from the other nodes in the network and proving them on Ethereum.

Very similar to how transaction lifecycle works on @solana with Gulfstream.

So apparently @base.base.eth was down for some time today

@emmo00 is formulation Proof of Competence (PoC) for the m3terchain that allows us to get rid of the P2P gossip overhead, while keeping the network resilient from the issue of have a centralised sequencer (or prover in this case)

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