Description: Broadcast Consensus is a consensus method used in distributed systems, where messages are propagated to all nodes in the network to reach an agreement. This approach is based on the idea that by disseminating information to all participants, discrepancies are minimized and coherence in decision-making is encouraged. In this model, each node receives and processes messages from other nodes, allowing all participants to have access to the same information and thus reach a consensus more efficiently. The main characteristics of Broadcast Consensus include fault tolerance, as the system can continue to operate even if some nodes fail, and scalability, which allows the system to grow without losing efficiency. This method is particularly relevant in the context of blockchain and peer-to-peer networks, where trust and transparency are fundamental. As networks become more complex, Broadcast Consensus becomes an essential tool to ensure that all nodes operate with the same information and maintain system integrity.
