{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"Do the yields of delegation in a blockchain system correspond to the rewards of validators?","a":"The earnings from delegation in a blockchain network and the rewards for validators are not entirely the same. In a blockchain network, validators receive rewards by validating and packaging transactions. This reward usually consists of two parts: block rewards and transaction fees. On the other hand, delegation earnings mainly stem from users entrusting their assets to other participants for storage and value-added services such as smart contracts, lending, etc. These two are fundamentally different.\n\nHowever,  in some specific blockchain networks, such as those under the PoS (Proof of Stake) consensus mechanism, the more tokens held, the more similar the rewards for validators and delegation earnings may be. This is because under this mechanism,"}]}],"pr":"6f3d203985450531fb094debb6732a47e33973981cec26a76bed56b00b71b1cb"}