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Everything you should understand before becoming a validator.

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Proof of stake
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Deposit
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The terminal
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Uptime
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Bad behavior
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Key management
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Early adoption risks
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Checklist
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Confirmation

Proof of stake

PulseChain uses proof-of-stake to reach consensus.For this, we need active participants-known as validators-to propose, verify, and vouch for the validity of blocks. In exchange, honest validators receive financial rewards.Importantly, as a validator you'll need to post TPLS as collateral—in other words, have some funds at stake. The only way to become a validator is to make a one-way TPLS transaction to the deposit contract on the PulseChain network (until withdrawals are activated on Ethereum mainnet and merged into PulseChain).

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