[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Cryptoguy49 [@Cryptoguy49](/creator/twitter/Cryptoguy49) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-20 10:57:19 UTC GOAT Network’s Most Underrated Innovation? Its Fraud Resolution Pipeline. Everyone’s obsessed with detection: proving fraud, verifying invalidity, catching a rogue sequencer. But very few talk about what happens after fraud is found. GOAT Network doesn’t just detect malicious behavior it enforces punishment in-protocol, without social consensus or external arbitration. Here’s how the pipeline works. When a fraud proof is submitted, a bounded dispute window begins. Anyone can challenge invalid execution or commitments. GOAT then verifies the submitted proof on Bitcoin using BitVM2 or BitVM3 circuits. If the challenge is valid, the malicious operator is slashed and ejected from the network. This isn’t just a deterrent it’s an economic enforcement layer that keeps sequencers honest. Unlike many L2s that rely on watchdog committees, optimistic assumptions, or multisig fraud councils, GOAT’s model is different. X. It’s permissionless - Anyone can submit a challenge. X. It’s on Bitcoin - Fraud resolution is settled where finality matters most. X. It’s deterministic - No off chain arbitration or vague governance needed. The result is a programmable trust layer where sequencers are held accountable in a provable, decentralized way. GOAT’s fraud resolution pipeline isn’t just a feature. It’s a foundational layer for secure, Bitcoin native applications. Because in a modular world, trust doesn’t stop at detection. It ends with resolution. @kevinliub @GOATRollup @DefiPrince88 @ZarraBot  XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [networks](/topic/networks) [goat](/topic/goat) [Post Link](https://x.com/Cryptoguy49/status/1946887138949165531)
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Cryptoguy49 @Cryptoguy49 on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-20 10:57:19 UTC
GOAT Network’s Most Underrated Innovation? Its Fraud Resolution Pipeline.
Everyone’s obsessed with detection: proving fraud, verifying invalidity, catching a rogue sequencer.
But very few talk about what happens after fraud is found.
GOAT Network doesn’t just detect malicious behavior it enforces punishment in-protocol, without social consensus or external arbitration.
Here’s how the pipeline works.
When a fraud proof is submitted, a bounded dispute window begins. Anyone can challenge invalid execution or commitments. GOAT then verifies the submitted proof on Bitcoin using BitVM2 or BitVM3 circuits.
If the challenge is valid, the malicious operator is slashed and ejected from the network. This isn’t just a deterrent it’s an economic enforcement layer that keeps sequencers honest.
Unlike many L2s that rely on watchdog committees, optimistic assumptions, or multisig fraud councils, GOAT’s model is different.
X. It’s permissionless - Anyone can submit a challenge.
X. It’s on Bitcoin - Fraud resolution is settled where finality matters most.
X. It’s deterministic - No off chain arbitration or vague governance needed.
The result is a programmable trust layer where sequencers are held accountable in a provable, decentralized way.
GOAT’s fraud resolution pipeline isn’t just a feature. It’s a foundational layer for secure, Bitcoin native applications.
Because in a modular world, trust doesn’t stop at detection.
It ends with resolution. @kevinliub @GOATRollup @DefiPrince88 @ZarraBot
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