As the block interval on BSC continues to shorten, a smarter finality mechanism becomes especially crucial. ⚠

The core innovation of BEP-590 is that it allows proposal nodes to aggregate voting data beyond the parent block range. What does this mean? Even during peak network congestion, rapid finality can still be maintained stably. In other words, the certainty of consensus is no longer easily broken by network pressure.

In comparison, the current BEP-126 can only calculate voting data from the immediate parent, which is obviously limited. BEP-590 expands the scope of vote aggregation, making the entire system more resilient in the face of traffic surges. This is a significant advancement for public chains that pursue high efficiency and stability.