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The Youtube channel Whiteboard Crypto has published today a new video called What is Proof of Stake? How it works (Animated) + Ethereum 2.0 Upgrade!. You want to discover this video and watch it in streaming, you are lucky we put it aside for you!
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For your information, you can find below the description of the video What is Proof of Stake? How it works (Animated) + Ethereum 2.0 Upgrade! published by the Youtube channel Whiteboard Crypto:
Proof of Stake is a consensus model used by many cryptocurrencies (including Ethereum 2.0) that switches the way it picks the miners or validators that confirm blocks. Instead of letting luck pick those with the largest or fastest computers, proof of stake switches to a random selection process of those that put up a stake to validate future transactions.