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Validator

In the BEVM(λ) framework, validators are the core participants of the blockchain network, primarily responsible for the following tasks:

  1. Block Production: Generating new blocks through consensus algorithms (such as Aura, Babe) to maintain the continuity of the chain.

  2. Transaction Validation: Checking the legitimacy of transactions to prevent double-spending or invalid transactions from being included in the chain.

  3. Network Security: Participating in network consensus by staking tokens (Staking) to ensure the irreversibility and attack resistance of the chain.

  4. Finality Confirmation: In the GRANDPA consensus, validators vote to confirm the final state of blocks, ensuring the consistency of the chain.

Meanwhile, BEVM has pioneered a dual-token staking model, using both L-BTC and BEVM tokens for validator staking. This allows users to contribute to chain security while simultaneously increasing their returns.

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