This paper provides a rigorous economic model for "bribing attacks," where an adversary attempts to censor the challenge period of a rollup. The research mathematically defines the precise challenge windows required to make such attacks economically unviable. It establishes a formulaic relationship between capital costs, bribe profitability, and the duration of the security window.
The Programmable Economy Future
Security in the programmable economy cannot rely on "hope"; it must rely on mathematical certainty. This research serves as the risk-management manual for digital infrastructure. By quantifying the exact economic threshold for safety, we provide institutions with the assurance that their assets are protected by an indestructible economic moat.
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