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These are the list of types used to represent various properties within the
protocol.
| Alias | Shorthand | Type |
|-------------------------|-----------|---------|
| Amount | Amount | u64 |
| Curve | Curve | u16 |
| Coin | Coin | u32 |
| Global Validator Set ID | GVSID | u32 |
| Validator Set Index | VS | u8 |
| Key | Key | Vec<u8> |
| Alias | Shorthand | Type |
|-------------------------|-----------|----------|
| Amount | Amount | u64 |
| Curve | Curve | u16 |
| Coin | Coin | u32 |
| Global Validator Set ID | GVSID | u32 |
| Validator Set Index | VS | u8 |
| Key | Key | Vec\<u8> |
### Curves

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Validator Sets are defined at the protocol level, with the following parameters:
- `index` (VS): Validator set index, a global key atomically increasing
- `index` (VS): Validator set index, a global key atomically increasing
from 0.
- `bond` (Amount): Amount of bond per key-share of this validator set.
- `coins` (Vec<Coin>): Coins managed by this validator set.
- `bond` (Amount): Amount of bond per key-share of this validator set.
- `coins` (Vec\<Coin>): Coins managed by this validator set.
At launch, there will solely be validator set 0, managing Bitcoin, Ethereum,
USDC, DAI, and Monero.
### Multisig Management
Every validator set is expected to form a multisig per curve required by its
coins. This multisig is secure to hold funds up to 67% of the validator set's
bond value.
Every validator set is expected to form a t-of-n multisig, where n is the amount
of key shares in the validator set and t is `n / 3 * 2 + 1`, per curve required
by its coins. This multisig is secure to hold funds up to 67% of the validator
set's bond value. If funds exceed that threshold, there's more value in the
multisig than in the supermajority of bond that must be put forth to control it.
### Participation in the BFT process