Asset Chain Documentation
  • INTRODUCTION
    • 🔵Introducing Asset Chain
    • 🕔Quick Start
    • ✅Dev Onboarding Checklist
  • TECHNOLOGY
    • ⏩Overview
    • 2️⃣ 2️⃣ Lachesis aBFT
    • 🍃Proof of Stake
    • 💱Transaction Fees
    • 🏆Block Finality
    • ⛽Gas
  • GENERAL INFO
    • 🟩Network Details
    • 🦊Add Asset Chain
    • 💡Contract Addresses
    • 👀Contract Verification
    • 🍂Staking
    • Security
  • TOOLS
    • 🏗️Operate a Node
    • 🧱RPC
    • 🌉Bridge
    • ♻️Swap
    • 🗂️Indexer
    • 💼Wallets
    • 🚰Faucets
    • 🔍Block Explorers
  • 🏫Asset Chain Academy
  • ™️Branding Guideline
  • 🔗Official Links
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Proof of Stake

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Last updated 11 months ago

What is Staking?

Staking is the process of securing the network by locking up your tokens. It serves the same purpose as mining in a proof-of-work network such as Bitcoin.

Validator nodes validate transactions and the staked tokens act as an economic incentive for them to play by the rules of the network. Since validators are anonymous to make the network decentralized and resilient to attacks from the outside, Asset Chain employs proof of stake to prevent Sybil attacks.

Asset Chain requires validator nodes to lock up at least 30,000 RWA (Asset Chain's native token) to prevent Sybil attacks.

Proceed below for more details, on the types of staking supported on Asset Chain.

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