POPA ReconThe Graph Explains What "Verifiable" Actually Means for Blockchain Data
The Graph Explains What "Verifiable" Actually Means for Blockchain Data Every data provider now sells "verifiable" data, but the word covers three very different guarantees, per The Graph - and the distinction stopped being academic in April, when attackers poisoned the RPC infrastructure feeding KelpDAO's bridge verifier and walked away with $292M without touching a smart contract. The models: 1-of-N trust, The Graph's own network design, where any single honest participant can dispute bad data and get the offender slashed; consensus, the Chainlink model, where a majority vote stands in fo…
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