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- each validator node in the list of trusted validators has to agree at least 80% with the list of transactions proposed in the ledgers before the order of the transactions can be determined.
- Now the consensus there, is the 80% agreement of each node in the UNL with the proposed list of transactions. Basically, if there isn't 80% agreement amongst the nodes, consensus will simply not be reached. This is a way to remove malicious actors because by default the nodes tend to associate more with honest validators so that they wouldn't be kicked out by the ledger.
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