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For Ethereum, and BSC? There are some proposals but how are they impletemented?

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No. One of the rules for a new block is that its timestamp is greater than the previous block's.

This applies to all blocks in the canonical chain. I believe uncle blocks may have the same timestamp, since their contents are not part of the canonical chain.

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  • I read this from someone else too, could you provide a source on this? I was browsing earlier today and saw someone's geth allowing same timestamps in different blocks github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/issues/….
    – frt132
    Apr 3, 2022 at 12:23
  • The link you provided discusses this. It is a part of the ethash consensus rules, but other consensus engines like clique don't necessarily have the same constraints.
    – AusIV
    Apr 3, 2022 at 12:40

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