👉 Riders' computing refers to the process by which individuals or entities, often referred to as riders, leverage their computational resources and data to enhance the performance of blockchain networks. This can involve tasks such as validating transactions, executing smart contracts, or participating in consensus mechanisms like Proof of Work (PoW) or Proof of Stake (PoS), thereby contributing to the network's security, efficiency, and scalability. Riders can be miners, validators, or even specialized nodes that focus on specific tasks like data aggregation, analytics, or machine learning. By offloading these computationally intensive tasks to other nodes in the network, riders help reduce the burden on primary miners and validators, enabling faster transaction processing and lower energy consumption. This distributed approach also enhances the resilience and decentralization of blockchain systems, making them more robust against attacks and failures.
