VRF
What is VRF?
VRF stands for Verifiable Random Function. It's a cryptographic primitive that produces a public proof that its output was generated correctly. This proof allows anyone to verify the output's integrity and that the generator was actually the intended party. VRFs are commonly used in decentralized systems, such as blockchains, to provide unbiased and unpredictable randomness for tasks like leader election, lottery systems, and selecting validators, while ensuring that the randomness cannot be manipulated.
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