Economic Security Model - How PoP Restructures the Cost-Benefit Equation for Attackers
The PoP mechanism, through sophisticated economic design, makes network attacks unprofitable from a mathematical perspective. Attackers need to simultaneously control a large amount of computing power and tokens, and the value of these two resources will continue to diminish during the attack attempts. Computing power devices face opportunity cost losses due to specialized investment, while staked tokens may face confiscation risks during abnormal behavior detection. Even more brilliantly is the 'defensive inflation' design: when persistent attacks are detected, the system automatically issues additional tokens to reward honest validators, while diluting the value of tokens held by attackers. This multidimensional economic defense leads to an exponential increase in attack costs, ultimately forming a rational constraint of 'attacking equals loss'. $HEMI