{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"Delegation in blockchain refers to the process of entrusting a third party to manage or execute certain tasks on behalf of another party in a decentralized network. This involves giving the designated delegate the authority to perform specific actions within the network, such as representing the sender in a transaction or securing the network against malicious activities. The delegate is usually rewarded with tokens or other forms of incentives for their services. Overall, delegation enhances the efficiency and security of the blockchain ecosystem by allowing participants to specialize in certain tasks and rely on trusted counterparts to represent their interests.","a":"Delegation in blockchain refers to the act of users authorizing other participants (such as proxy nodes or validator nodes) to exercise  a portion of their rights (such as voting rights, verification rights, etc.) in a specific consensus algorithm. This process enables the blockchain system to achieve decentralized management and operation while ensuring the security and stability of the network. In consensus algorithms such as Delegated Proof of Stake (DPOS), the delegation voting mechanism plays a crucial role, electing a representative group of nodes responsible for maintaining the security and operation of the blockchain network."}]}],"pr":"7e037df619f1462093beb54bfc1feff8b0729559e91244e37adb9afa0a8a412d"}