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To incentivise participants to contribute to a blockchain protocol rather than hack it, we need to measure the gain hackers can make out of double spending. Each fork they create multiplies their liquidity (coins available), but requires partitioning the network further. The question becomes how easy is it to cut links on ζ radii of the network (represented as a disk)?

I warned about the risk of AI hacking blockchains at an Ethereum Foundation workshop 19 days ago. It seems that it already happened but has only been announced in the news now: msn.com/en-us/news/other/cha… To safeguard against these thefts, use @RedbellyNetwork

Here is the presentation of why Redbelly is designed for the real world: youtu.be/ctKOCigkEoo It was presented in #Singapore before the @ieeetemsblock award ceremony at the Nanyang #Blockchain Conference 2026.

@RedbellyNetwork, out of @Sydney_Uni and @CSIRO, has just been awarded Outstanding Science to Safeguard Australia by the @DefenceAust and @eurekaprizes. This is such a great achievement.

The report of Project Acacia led by @RBAInfo and DFCRC in collaboration with @RedbellyNetwork and with support from #ASIC and #APRA listed these benefits of #tokenization: 1. Lower cost and more efficient issuance 2. More efficient settlement and reduced risk 3. Automated lifecycle management 4. Automated compliance and market integrity 5. Streamlined asset transfers 6. A single shared source of truth for multiple assets 7. Immutable on-chain transaction histories 8. Increased resilience by avoiding single points of operational failure 9. Decentralised control 10. Only the owner or someone acting with their authorisation can use or transfer a token Redbelly's cryptography ensures (7, 10), quasi-instant finality provides (2), transparency provides (5), accountability provides (4), decentralisation provides (8,9), SEVM provides (1,3), the fact that it is public offers (6).

The Corporations Amendment (Digital Assets Framework) Bill 2025 passed the Australian Parliament and received Royal Assent on April 8, 2026, officially becoming law. I am proud that the Australian Senate cited @RedbellyNetwork while the law was being drafted.

As mentioned at @EthCC, @chainspect_app reported @RedbellyNetwork as the fastest blockchain solution in production (even faster than layer-2 solutions) when they were comparing mainnets.