🧊Decentralized Nodes (DeNodes)

Decentralized Nodes, or DeNodes, are integral components of blockchain networks, including RUNodE. They serve as individual points in the network that validate, process, and record transactions. Unlike centralized systems, where a single entity controls the network, DeNodes operate independently, ensuring a distributed and transparent blockchain environment. This setup enhances security, as it eliminates single points of failure and makes the network more resilient to attacks or censorship.

The Importance of Decentralized Nodes in RUNodE

- Scalability Enhancement: DeNodes supports RUNodE overcome Bitcoin's inherent scalability limitations. By processing transactions off the main blockchain (Layer 1) and only settling final states on it, DeNodes can significantly increase transaction throughput without compromising the network's security or decentralization.

- Improved Network Security: DeNodes contribute to the network's security by distributing its operational functions across many nodes. This distribution ensures that compromising the network would require overpowering a significant portion of the nodes, making such attacks practically infeasible.

- Decentralized Governance: DeNodes allow for broader community involvement in the ecosystem, as anyone can participate in network governance and operations, fostering a sense of ownership and engagement among users.

- Token Staking and Rewards: DeNodes involves in staking mechanisms, where participants lock up tokens as a form of security deposit and in return, receive rewards for their contributions to network operations.