Undelegating refers to the process of withdrawing or revoking the delegation of tokens or coins from a validator, typically in a proof-of-stake (PoS) system. When users delegate their assets, they essentially entrust a validator to manage and validate transactions on their behalf, in return for a share of the rewards generated. When a user decides to undelegate, they instruct the network to stop this delegation. This action usually involves a waiting period, during which the user loses the ability to earn rewards. Once the undelegation process is complete, the user’s tokens are returned to their wallet, and they regain full control over their assets. This process allows users to reassess their staking strategy, switch validators, or simply access their funds for other purposes. It’s important for users to understand the implications of undelegating, as each network may have different rules regarding cooldown periods and penalties.