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The protocol separates itself from others with a novel hybrid consensus mechanism comprising the main features of classical and Nakamoto consensus mechanisms. These options are designed to make the Avalanche protocol more scalable, secure, and energy environment friendly than others. In The Meantime, Avalanche supports the creation of subnetworks, that are groups of validators that […]