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#NXS👀

Micro-satellites are launched launched into low earth orbit which will run Nexus operating system

The #Nexus Protocol will take web 3.0 and #dweb a step further by creating a #decentralized reputation driven routing services, at the level of both #hardware and #software, providing an alternative to Internet Service Providers (ISPs)

#NXS will be the game changer🚀
What is PoS (Proof of Stake) ?

Proof of Stake (#PoS) is a consensus #algorithm used in #blockchain networks as an alternative to Proof of Work (#PoW). It is used to validate transactions and add new #blocks to the blockchain.

In #PoS, #validators or nodes are selected based on the amount of cryptocurrency they hodl or "#stake" in the network. The more cryptocurrency a validator hodls, the higher their chances of being chosen to validate the next block. This is in contrast to PoW, where miners compete to solve complex mathematical problems in order to# validate the next block.

The process of block validation in PoS is called #forging, and the validators who are chosen to forge the next block are responsible for validating #transactions and adding them to the blockchain. Validators are incentivized to act honestly and perform their duties correctly, as they can lose their stake in the #network if they are found to be malicious or negligent.

One of the advantages of #PoS is that it is more #energy-efficient than PoW, as it does not require the use of specialized #hardware to perform the validation process. It also allows for a greater level of #decentralization, as more individuals can participate in the network as validators.

However, #PoS also has its limitations. For example, it can be vulnerable to# attacks if a single entity or group of entities holds a large percentage of the total #cryptocurrency in the network. It also requires a certain level of #trust in the validators, as they have the power to validate transactions and add them to the blockchain.