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cs.CRRecentJun 1, 2026

Unicity: Predicates and Atomic Swaps

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The paper generalizes Unicity token ownership using programmable spending conditions called predicates, enabling trustless atomic swaps and smart-contract-like functionality executed off-chain.

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cs.CRRecentMar 27, 2026

Bitcoin Smart Accounts: Trust-Minimized Native Bitcoin DeFi Infrastructure

Cian Lalor, Matthew Marshall, Antonio Russo

The paper introduces Bitcoin Smart Accounts (BSA), a novel, trust-minimized protocol enabling native Bitcoin to participate in DeFi while maintaining self-custody of funds.

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cs.DCcs.CRcs.GTRecentApr 21, 2026

Intercloud: Eventual Consistency for Decentralised Economies via Chilling-Effect Consensus

Gregory Magarshak

Intercloud proposes a decentralized economic network that achieves eventual consistency and security using a novel 'chilling-effect consensus' mechanism, eliminating the need for global coordination.

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cs.GTcs.CRRecentApr 3, 2026

Trustless Provenance Trees: A Game-Theoretic Framework for Operator-Gated Blockchain Registries

Ian C. Moore

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cs.DCcs.CRRecentMay 20, 2026

Ark: Offchain Transaction Batching in Bitcoin

Pim Keer, Matteo Maffei, Marco Argentieri, Andrew Camilleri +1 more

The paper introduces Ark, a novel Bitcoin-compatible commit-chain that enables offchain transaction batching of virtual UTXOs (VTXOs) with a constant onchain footprint, solving scalability issues with…

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cs.CRRecentApr 29, 2026

Catching the Fly: Practical Challenges in Making Blockchain FlyClient Real

Pericle Perazzo, Dario Capecchi

This paper advances the lightweight blockchain verification protocol, FlyClient, by addressing technical challenges, introducing a new adversary model, and providing practical implementations and opti…

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cs.CRcs.CERecentMay 29, 2026

Free-Riding in the AI Economy: Demystifying Logic Flaws in x402-Enabled Payment Systems

Shengchen Ling, Yihang Huang, Yuan Chen, Yajin Zhou +2 more

This paper analyzes the x402 payment protocol, revealing systemic vulnerabilities in state synchronization and signature design that allow attackers to exploit payment systems for resource leakage in…

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cs.CRcs.CERecentMay 29, 2026

Free-Riding in the AI Economy: Demystifying Logic Flaws in x402-Enabled Payment Systems

Shengchen Ling, Yihang Huang, Yuan Chen, Yajin Zhou +2 more

This paper analyzes the x402 payment protocol, revealing critical synchronization and security flaws that allow attackers to exploit payment systems and force merchants to subsidize compute costs.

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cs.AIcs.CRRecentMar 26, 2026

On the Foundations of Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence

TJ Dunham

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cs.CRcs.ETRecentApr 6, 2026

DAO to (Anonymous) DAO Transactions

Minfeng Qi, Lin Zhong, Qin Wang

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cs.CRRecentJun 1, 2026

I-(OT)^2: A Client-optimal Oblivious Transfer Protocol for IoT Devices

Elia Onofri, Andrea Ciccotelli, Roberto Di Pietro

The paper introduces $I$-$(OT)^2$, a novel base 1-out-of-2 Oblivious Transfer (OT) protocol designed to minimize computation and interaction for resource-constrained IoT devices.

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cs.CRcs.GTRecentApr 5, 2026

Perils of Parallelism: Transaction Fee Mechanisms under Execution Uncertainty

Sarisht Wadhwa, Aviv Yaish, Fan Zhang, Kartik Nayak

The paper analyzes transaction fee mechanisms in modern blockchains that use parallel execution and contingency, proving an inherent trade-off between minimizing risks for users and maximizing revenue…

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cs.CRRecentMay 7, 2026

The Cost of Quantum Resistance: A Hash-Based Commit-Reveal Alternative for Minimizing Blockchain Infrastructure Overhead

Keir Finlow-Bates, Markus Jakobsson, Hossein Siadati

The paper proposes a hash-based commit-reveal alternative to minimize the infrastructural overhead associated with adopting large post-quantum signature schemes in blockchain transactions.

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cs.CRcs.SERecentJun 3, 2026

A formal framework for the economic security of DeFi compositions

Massimo Bartoletti, Riccado Marchesin, Roberto Zunino

The paper introduces MEV non-interference, a formal security notion, to ensure that composing new smart contracts in DeFi does not increase the maximal extractable value, thereby providing a formal fo…

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cs.CRcs.LORecentApr 4, 2026

Safety and Liveness of Cross-Domain State Preservation under Byzantine Faults: A Mechanized Proof in Isabelle/HOL

Jinwook Kim

The paper provides a mechanized proof in Isabelle/HOL guaranteeing both the safety (state preservation) and liveness (progress) of regulatory state transitions across multiple, heterogeneous blockchai…

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cs.CRRecentMay 9, 2026

Toward Web 4.0: Bidirectional Trust between AI Agents and Blockchain

Yunfeng Xia, Chao Li, Lei Li, Chenhao Zhang +3 more

The paper systematizes the interaction between autonomous AI agents and blockchain platforms using a bidirectional trust framework, identifying significant gaps in current standards and proposing a ta…

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cs.CRcs.DCRecentMar 27, 2026

HFIPay: Privacy-Preserving, Cross-Chain Cryptocurrency Payments to Human-Friendly Identifiers

Jian Sheng Wang

HFIPay proposes a privacy-preserving, non-custodial system for cross-chain cryptocurrency payments that links human-friendly identifiers to blockchain transactions without exposing recipient balances…

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cs.GTcs.CRRecentMay 7, 2026

Adversarial procurement in blockchains

Maryam Bahrani, Michael Neuder, S. Matthew Weinberg

The paper designs an optimal mechanism for soliciting expensive computational tasks in adversarial blockchain environments, showing that the loss of optimality scales logarithmically with the cost of…

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cs.CRcs.CYRecentMay 15, 2026

Privacy is Fungibility: Why Endogenous Tokens Are Not Money

Alex Lynham, Geoffrey Goodell

The paper argues that endogenous tokens on public, permissionless ledgers are not money because the underlying ledger structure fails to provide a cash-like privacy primitive, exposing holders to syst…

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cs.CRRecentMay 13, 2026

Extending Blockchain Untraceability with Plausible Deniability

Eunchan Park, Kyonghwa Song, Won Hoi Kim, Wonho Song +1 more

The paper introduces Deniable Covert Asset Transfer (DCAT), a method that stages asset transfers to appear as ordinary, loss-producing DeFi activities, achieving empirical unobservability on major blo…

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