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    1. **“Mine now. Verify later.”**

      Bitcoin miners tried that shortcut in 2015. They built a six-block invalid chain.

      Now a researcher wants to redesign the rules so mining can run ahead of full validation safely.

      **The headline: roughly 10× throughput in simulation, while keeping a ten-minute block interval.**

      The hard part starts when the data arrives late—or never.

      **Can honest nodes agree when they receive different information? Can miners exploit the delay? When does your payment actually become spendable?**

      Those questions decide whether this is a scaling breakthrough or an expensive new way to repeat an old mistake.

      One principle has to survive:

      Your node must still be able to reject invalid money—even when miners have already spent electricity building on it.

      **How much extra complexity would you accept for more Bitcoin capacity?**

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