{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"Do the delegation rewards in blockchain correspond to the rewards of validators?","a":"Delegated revenue and validator rewards in blockchain are not entirely the same. In a blockchain system, validators receive rewards for fulfilling the verification and security protection of the network. These rewards mainly consist of two parts: basic rewards (newly minted tokens) and transaction fees. Delegated revenue refers to the benefits that delegators  (users who hold tokens) receive by participating in the operation of the blockchain network.↵↵The relationship between delegated revenue and validator rewards lies in the fact that the distribution of validator rewards directly affects the revenue of delegators. The distribution mechanism of validator rewards usually encourages validators to compete for more rewards, thereby improving the security and stability of the blockchain network. However, this competition also means that validators may prioritize their own interests over the interests of delegators, which may lead to potential security risks and unstable network operations. Therefore, it is essential to strike a balance between validator rewards and delegated revenue to ensure the long-"}]}],"pr":"4530d1bb28edc606bd1206cb50844f5048f3fa1e8a0def55821a4b065ec05b2e"}