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The yellow paper describes the below block header structure:
This includes difficulty, beneficiary, mixHash and nonce values. Presumably these will be redundant under Proof-of-Stake. How will the Block Header structure change under proof of stake? Where is this defined? If it's to be confirmed, where/when is it likely to be confirmed.
This includes difficulty, beneficiary, mixHash and nonce values. Presumably these will be redundant under Proof-of-Stake.
Not necessary. The header (at least its structure) can be easily the same. Proof-of-Stake may only manage the block creation and confirmation (i.e. network synchronization/stabilization), without reformatting the block structure itself.
How will the Block Header structure change under proof of stake?
If you talking about Ethereum network, then only Ethereum team knows it.
Where is this defined? If it's to be confirmed, where/when is it likely to be confirmed.
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