{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"What kind of impact do delegated operations in a blockchain have on the validator's state?","a":"The operations delegated in blockchain will have various impacts on the validators' status. Firstly, when executing delegated operations, validators need to validate and confirm transactions, which consumes their computing power and time. Secondly, when validating transactions, validators need to synchronize the data of the blockchain network,  which may put pressure on their hardware devices and network bandwidth. In addition, as the blockchain continues to expand, validators need to handle an increasing number of transactions, which may affect their system performance.\n\nAdditionally, delegated operations may affect the reputation of validators. If validators make mistakes when executing delegated operations, such as failing to correctly validate transactions or maliciously tampering with data, it will damage their reputation."}]}],"pr":"ca78b2a26ce00ac9d7e1205066c96acb82126f2d7b54e8f3c0b27b33973f6b2d"}