  The choice of the consensus method ultimately determines throughput,
scalability, tamper resistance, and consistency of a blockchain system.
However, across all the types of blockchain (private, semi-private, consortium,
or public), there is no consensus method that uniformly addresses all these
traits. Verifiable lottery algorithms (Proof of ...) increase tamper resistance
but show weakness in throughput and scalability, while established methods like
PAXOS and RAFT provide no additional protection against tampering. In this
paper, we introduce Right to Sign which aims to provide additional tamper
resistance by cryptographic signatures over a broad range of available
consensus finding methods.
