What Is A Validator Node?

In this video, I go over validator nodes and their functionality within the blockchain.

For those of you that don't know, a node is simply a computer that validates transactions on a blockchain. Every time your node validates a transaction, it produces income that is paid out in whatever native cryptocurrency that is tied to the blockchain you are validating on. To run a real node, you must know how to write complex code. After writing the code, you stake some of the cryptocurrency on the node and start earning income instantly. As the blockchain grows, you make more money.

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