Yuval Rooz

Most of the, so let me take a step back.

So the super validators get paid as part of the tokenomics, and we should talk more deeply about the tokenomics, that they get paid for doing their work.

Now, in a lot of chains to become like a super node or whatever, you have to stake a lot of money.

We don't do that in Canton.

We actually don't.

So I'll give you an example.

And by the way, maybe it's an offer right now.

So if Bankless wanted to become a super validator, we would actually love that because our view is that becoming a validator is a commoditized product, right?

It's at the end of the day, what we mean by a commoditized product is think about Bankless.

Like you have to interview people, you have to do marketing, you have to think about your business.

Where being a validator or being a miner is not it's not free.

You have to do something.

But at the end of the day, you run servers.

And as a result of that, the approach we took from a go to market perspective was we much rather the super validators.

being people that have contributed positively to the network.

And what I mean by that is I can write tomorrow a proposal to the network to say, I think Bankless could be one of the biggest growth engines to the network.

And we're going to agree that they're going to do things together with us.

And as a result of that, I want to nominate them as a super validator to the network.

Yeah.

No different than validators on every network can censor other validators.