A validator node is a computer that stakes cryptocurrency to check new transactions, confirm blocks, and keep a blockchain running honestly. On Proof-of-Stake networks, these machines do the job miners used to do: instead of burning electricity to earn the right to add a block, a validator locks up coins as collateral and risks losing […] The post What Is a Validator Node? appeared first on NOWNodes Blog .
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