Casper 2.0 introduces deterministic finality via Zug, a new deterministic consensus protocol, engineered for the practical demands of real world applications.
Finality is instant and deterministic, meaning there's no waiting for 64 confirmations or guessing if a transaction is "probably done." When value changes hands, the result needs to be immediate. This is crucial for use cases like RWAs, regulated finance, and on-chain identity.
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