Reasons for Slashing

Double Signing: If a validator node signs two different blocks at the same time, it is considered malicious behavior, which will result in a slashing of a portion of the node's staked tokens. Double signing is considered an attack on the network and needs to be strictly penalized to ensure network security.
Downtime: If a validator node is offline for an extended period and fails to participate in consensus or validate blocks, it can affect the stability of the network. If a node is offline for a certain period (typically exceeding a threshold, such as 24 hours), a portion of the staked tokens will be slashed.
Protocol Violations: Any behavior that violates the network protocol (such as tampering with block data or misconduct) will result in penalties for the node. The network will determine the amount of slashing based on the specific violation.

Last updated 5 months ago

Double Signing: If a validator node signs two different blocks at the same time, it is considered malicious behavior, which will result in a slashing of a portion of the node's staked tokens. Double signing is considered an attack on the network and needs to be strictly penalized to ensure network security.
Downtime: If a validator node is offline for an extended period and fails to participate in consensus or validate blocks, it can affect the stability of the network. If a node is offline for a certain period (typically exceeding a threshold, such as 24 hours), a portion of the staked tokens will be slashed.
Protocol Violations: Any behavior that violates the network protocol (such as tampering with block data or misconduct) will result in penalties for the node. The network will determine the amount of slashing based on the specific violation.

Last updated 5 months ago