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Validator Node

Definition

A network participant that validates transactions, produces blocks, and secures the Autheo blockchain in exchange for THEO coin rewards.

Last updated: April 2026Reviewed by: Autheo Technical Team

A validator node is a network participant that validates transactions, produces blocks, and secures the Autheo blockchain. Validators earn THEO coin rewards through a 7-year linear emission schedule, with 7.5% of the total supply (approximately 525 million THEO) allocated to validator rewards. Autheo has a fixed supply of 399 sovereign validator licenses. Sovereign nodes can be fractionalized into Core nodes (1% allocation) and Prime nodes (10% allocation), allowing broader participation in network validation. Validators will also be able to earn supplementary income by providing decentralized compute capacity and decentralized storage capacity to the network through the coming Autheo Marketplace, which is rolling out over the coming months.

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