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The Validators

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Last updated 2 years ago

The validators are a unique part of the SecureChain ecosystem. They are responsible for producing the blocks in the blockchain. Anyone can become a validator by fulfilling its requirements. The validators earn percentage of the transaction fee paid by the users. Learn more about this in section.

Becoming a validator

To become a validator, one has to fulfil its requirements, such as setting up the necessary node servers, staking the coins, etc.

The main to keep in mind is that the validator nodes should be kept always online. If the validator goes offline, then it can get punished and its staking can be slashed.

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