{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"How do consensus rules in blockchain handle consensus errors of collateralized mining validators?","a":"Soft Fork: A soft fork can occur when most users and/or miners decide to adopt stricter consensus rules. This makes some previously valid transactions/blocks become invalid. Soft forks only affect transactions that violate the new consensus rules,  without affecting transactions under the original consensus rules. Under the new consensus rules, the violating fork will gradually be eliminated, ensuring that all participants on the network ultimately accept and agree on one ledger."}]}],"pr":"5d3b07d4ecc5c2e489dbe9ed818dd96a3d9c3eba5d4fd1a3d0d8f76285339ff2"}