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@ -197,9 +197,9 @@ A key characteristic of bitcoin is that once a transaction is valid, it remains
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We will now see how such a penalty mechanism can be included to the above construction of the commitment transactions.
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Usually the commitment transaction has at least two outputs, one for each partner.
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However a channel partner will encumber their own output with a timelock and a revocation secret.
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The timelock prevents the owner of the output to spend it directly once the commitment transaction was included to a block.
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The timelock is usually measured in blocktime and can be up to 2016 which is statistically speaking two weeks (assuming a blocktime of 10 minutes which is the target for the Bitcoin Network).
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Within the timelock anyone who knows a revocation secret can spend the output even well before the timelock was over.
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The timelock prevents the owner of the output to spend it directly once the commitment transaction was included in a block.
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The timelock is usually measured in blocktime and can be up to 2016 which is statistically speaking two weeks (assuming a blocktime of 10 minutes which is the target for the Bitcoin network).
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Within the timelock anyone who knows the revocation secret can spend the output even well before the timelock was over.
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Alice and Bob know only one half of the revocation secret but if they share their half with the other party, the other party knows the full secret.
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In order to update the balance and receive a signature from Bob, Alice will have to share her half of the revocation secret of the current commitment transaction with Bob.
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