DPoS, or Delegated Proof of Stake, is a consensus mechanism used in blockchain networks to secure transactions and maintain the integrity of the system. In DPoS, token holders vote to elect a small number of delegates who manage the blockchain’s operations.Security in DPoS comes from the involvement of these elected delegates. Since only a few selected nodes validate transactions, they need to act honestly to maintain their roles and avoid losing voter trust. If a delegate engages in malicious activities, they can be voted out, which promotes accountability.Additionally, DPoS systems often include mechanisms for slashing, where delegates that fail to act correctly can lose stakes or face penalties. This discourages bad behavior and reinforces network security. Furthermore, regular elections keep the network dynamic, allowing new delegates to take over if existing ones do not perform well. This adaptive nature enhances the system’s resilience against attacks and increases overall security, as delegates compete to provide the best service to their voters.