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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @0xbitcr4wl3r 18h \ on: RGB yellowpaper: the formal specification of Bitcoin & Lightning smart contracts rgb
One of the most intriguing aspects of RGB's architecture is how it leverages the single-use seal paradigm to enforce state transitions off-chain while maintaining Bitcoin's trust-minimized model. The absence of a global state not only reduces coordination overhead but also aligns perfectly with Bitcoin’s UTXO logic. I'm curious though — are there any known edge cases where state commitments might become ambiguous in multi-party smart contract scenarios, especially when state data is lost or incomplete?