{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"Unbound validators and unbound delegates in a blockchain refer to individuals or entities who have not yet been assigned a specific role or responsibility within the blockchain ecosystem. These terms are often used to describe individuals or organizations that are not yet officially recognized or integrated into the network as validators or delegates.↵↵In a decentralized blockchain system, validators are responsible for verifying and confirming transactions, ensuring the security and integrity of the network. They participate in the consensus process and are often rewarded for their efforts with incentives like transaction fees or newly created tokens.↵↵Unbound validators are those who have not yet been assigned a role as a validator within the blockchain network. They may be waiting to be chosen or elected by the community or may be in the process of being vetted and approved for the role.↵↵Similarly, unbound delegates are individuals or entities who have not yet been formally designated as delegates within a blockchain ecosystem. Delegates often serve as representatives of","a":"Unbound validators and unbound delegates in blockchain refer to validators and delegates who have not  yet established associations with specific nodes or accounts in distributed ledger technology. Unbound validators refer to participants who have not yet become validation nodes in a blockchain network, responsible for verifying transactions and creating new blocks. Unbound delegates refer to voters who have not yet chosen specific validators to vote for and support. In the field of decentralized finance (DeFi), these unbound validators and unbound delegates usually have higher flexibility and can adjust their voting strategies and cooperation partners according to market demand and their own interests."}]}],"pr":"08a238dca0fea7e0970d7c157bd95e7ce99faa7436c92e55a1877997c03bc5bc"}