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Give an Example of Another Major Cryptocurrency That Uses Standard PoS

Ethereum (ETH) is a major cryptocurrency using standard PoS, requiring a 32 ETH stake for validation without a small elected delegate set.
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Give an Example of Another Major Cryptocurrency That Uses Standard PoS.

Ethereum (ETH) is the most prominent example of a major cryptocurrency that transitioned to a standard Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism with its 'Merge' upgrade. In Ethereum's PoS system, validators stake 32 ETH to participate in block validation.

Unlike DPoS, there is no fixed, small set of elected delegates; any participant meeting the staking requirement can become a validator.

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