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In crypto, finality is a word we throw around often—but rarely define clearly. For users, it’s the moment they feel safe. For developers, it’s when a state can’t be reverted. And for protocols, it’s when assets can be released or settled. On most Layer-2s, finality is murky. It depends on challenge windows, validator honesty, or optimistic assumptions. But Hemi changes the game. With its unique Proof-of-Proof (PoP) consensus, Hemi introduces a new concept: superfinality—anchored directly into...