Proof-of-Stake
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Proof-of-Stake
Proof-of-Stake is a distributed consensus where validators are chosen based on random selection and stake (locked up for a certain amount of time). Validators do not need the computational power requirement of Proof-of-work (PoW). Instead, the transactions that a person can mine or validate will depend on the number of coins or assets that he currently holds.
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