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A new community contribution-based practical Byzantine fault tolerance (CSPBFT) algorithm enhances blockchain-based community governance. This optimized consensus mechanism improves data security, traceability, and participant engagement for scalable social governance systems.

Keywords:

blockchain community digital governance consensus algorithm high concurrency throughput

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Area of Science:

Blockchain Technology
Distributed Systems
Social Governance

Background:

Community governance is crucial for social governance, requiring secure and efficient digital systems.
Existing blockchain solutions face challenges in data security, traceability, and participant engagement for community governance.
Current consensus algorithms struggle with high concurrency demands in large-scale blockchain networks for community governance.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose an optimized consensus algorithm for blockchain-based community governance.
To address the limitations of existing consensus algorithms in handling large-scale nodes and high concurrency.
To enhance data security, traceability, and participant enthusiasm in community digital governance.

Main Methods:

Introduced a community contribution-based practical Byzantine fault tolerance (CSPBFT) algorithm.
Implemented role-based consensus nodes with differentiated permissions.
Designed a two-level consensus network with phased data processing to reduce communication complexity.

Main Results:

CSPBFT reduces communication complexity from O(N^2) to O(N^2/C^3) compared to standard PBFT.
Achieved consensus throughput of 2000 TPS with 100-400 nodes.
Maintained instantaneous concurrency above 1000 TPS with 1000 nodes, meeting community governance demands.

Conclusions:

The proposed CSPBFT algorithm effectively enhances consensus performance for blockchain-based community governance.
Optimized rights management, network layering, and consensus phasing improve scalability and efficiency.
CSPBFT provides a viable solution for secure, traceable, and engaging community digital governance.