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The Benefits of Proof-of-Reputation (PoR) Protocol

As a variant of PoS, PoR is at least as fast, secure, and reliable as the state-of-the-art PoS while additionally possessing features that could dramatically improve the modern online netscape.

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Network Security
Enterprise companies are more willing to use a network using PoR than an untrusted, anonymous network such as one that is using PoW or PoS.
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Trust
In PoR, everyone knows who is operating the network and where the nodes in the network are running geographically. An incoming company can then decide whether they trust the nodes and ultimately the network. If they do trust it, they are much more likely to run a business process on it.
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Transparency
A public blockchain, while inherently understood to be secure, anonymous, and encrypted, is actually more transparent than closed reputation systems. The very nature of decentralization ensures this trust and transparency is hard-coded into the network.
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Frequent questions

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Our experts in PoR are ready to answer any questions you may have.

How are network blocks validated?

Distinct committees are chosen for each slot securely, randomly, and fairly based on node liveness and node reputation. Each slot, the corresponding committee performs a byzantine agreement to validate the block for that slot.

Who validates?

Blocks are validated by a slot-specific committee chosen securely, randomly, and fairly based on node liveness and node reputation.

Can I run a node?

Yes, during the distributed TestNet and MainNet phases of development. Möbby’s final goal is decentralization and that means public node runners!

What makes PoR more secure?

Proof of Reputation is highly secure due to the provable equity of its lottery mechanism and second wall of defence provided by the fallback PoS chain.