However, the emergence of edge case incentives in highly specific attack scenarios that may never occur in practice may Not enough to incentivize decentralization. This post proposes extending similar anti-correlated incentives to more “mundane” failure cases, such as missing a proof, which almost all validators experience at least occasionally. "

However, the emergence of edge case incentives in highly specific attack scenarios that may never occur in practice may Not enough to incentivize decentralization. This post proposes extending similar anti-correlated incentives to more “mundane” failure cases, such as missing a proof, which almost all validators experience at least occasionally. "