A Proportional Validator is a type of validation mechanism used in blockchain networks, particularly those that employ stake-based systems. In this model, the likelihood of a validator being chosen to create a new block or confirm transactions is directly related to the amount of tokens they hold and have staked.When participants stake their tokens, they lock them up in the network, demonstrating their commitment and trust in the system. The more tokens a validator stakes, the higher their chance of being selected for validating transactions and earning rewards. This creates an incentive for users to hold and stake more tokens, as it can lead to greater returns.Proportional validation aims to promote decentralization and security within the network. By ensuring that validators are financially invested, the system discourages malicious behavior. If a validator acts against the network’s interests, they risk losing their staked tokens, which aligns their goals with the overall health of the blockchain. This mechanism helps maintain trust and stability, allowing the network to function efficiently.
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