A combinatorial-probabilistic analysis of bitcoin attacks*
@article{Georgiadis2018ACA, title={A combinatorial-probabilistic analysis of bitcoin attacks*}, author={Evangelos Georgiadis and D. Zeilberger}, journal={Journal of Difference Equations and Applications}, year={2018}, volume={25}, pages={56 - 63} }
ABSTRACT In 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto famously invented bitcoin, and in his (or her, or their, or its) white paper sketched an approximate formula for the probability of a successful double spending attack by a dishonest party. This was corrected by Meni Rosenfeld, who, under more realistic assumptions, gave the exact probability (missing a foundational proof); and another formula (along with foundational proof), in terms of the Incomplete Beta function, was given later by Cyril Grunspan and… CONTINUE READING
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