In order to guarantee quick and equitable participation throughout a globally dispersed network, @Vanarchain 's consensus design carefully integrates latency tolerance thresholds. The protocol permits a reasonable time window for nodes to participate in block validation rather than requiring every node to respond instantly, which would penalise users with slower or farther connections. This threshold keeps the network from becoming concentrated around just the most connected users by striking a balance between speed and accessibility. A more robust and inclusive blockchain is the end result. While the system as a whole maintains high throughput and rapid finality, users in different regions can contribute to network security without unfairly being disadvantaged. Vanar's dedication to creating for the real world, where internet conditions change but performance and decentralisation shouldn't, is reflected in this design decision.
