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Slashing Mechanism

Slashing Mechanism for Malicious Activity

To maintain the integrity and reliability of the Neova network, a slashing mechanism is implemented to penalize malicious or irresponsible behavior by P2P node operators. This mechanism ensures that nodes that do not adhere to the protocol's standards face consequences.

The main conditions that can lead to reward slashing include :

Simulating storage data: Some providers might try to simulate the presence of data on their node without actually storing it. This can include action like faking data storage to appear as an active node and earn rewards.

Worker interruptions: Providers may occasionally shut down their worker nodes for maintenance or local network issues.

Change in storage allocation: Providers commit to a set storage amount but may reduce this storage space without updating their allocation settings at the end of the period.

Corrupted or altered the data: Providers are responsible for storing and maintaining data accurately. Deliberate or negligent handling that results in corrupted, lost, or tampered data could degrade network trust.

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