Autonomous quality regulation for distributed ledger networks
AssigneeArqit Limited
InventorDavid Williams
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Methods, apparatus, and systems are provided for operating a distributed ledger network (100), the distributed ledger network (100) comprising a plurality of nodes (102a-102n, 104a-04m), the plurality of nodes comprising a group of nodes (104), wherein each node in the group of nodes (104) includes functionality for acting as a trusted third party node on a distributed ledger transaction, the method comprising: performing an operating performance test on one or more selected nodes (104a-104m) of the group of nodes (104), wherein the operating performance test comprises sending a plurality of test messages to each selected node (104a-104m) over a predetermined time period; receiving operating performance data associated with each selected node (104a-104m) in relation to the operating performance test; aggregating operating performance statistics for each selected node (104a-104m) based on the received operating performance responses; and indicating to the distributed ledger network (100) those selected nodes (104a-104m) satisfying one or more operating performance benchmark(s) for acting as a trusted third party for distributed ledger transactions over the distributed ledger network (100) based on the aggregated operating performance statistics.
A computer-implemented method for operating a distributed ledger network, the distributed ledger network comprising a plurality of nodes, the plurality of nodes comprising a group of nodes, wherein each node in the group of nodes includes functionality for acting as a trusted third party node on a distributed ledger transaction, the method comprising:
A node in a distributed ledger network comprising a plurality of nodes, the plurality of nodes comprising a group of nodes, wherein each node in the group of nodes includes functionality for acting as a third party node in a transaction, the node configured to implement the computer-implemented method according to any preceding claim.
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