Merge pull request evi1m0#25 from ddl-hust/main

draft:network role details

Author: ddl-hust

introduction/networks/consumers.mdx

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+---
+title: 'Delegators'
+---
+
+## Delegators
+
+Delegators enhance the economic security of the network by staking their tokens to validators and operators. The Chainbase network uses a dual staking mechanism, where delegators can choose to stake `$ETH (or $LST)` and `$CBT`.
+
+### Staking Tokens
+
+Delegators can stake their tokens to support validators and operators, contributing to the network's security and stability.
+
+1. **Choose Tokens**: Decide whether to stake `$ETH (or $LST)` or `$CBT`.
+2. **Select Validators/Operators**: Choose the validators and operators you want to support.
+3. **Stake Tokens**: Use the staking interface to delegate your tokens to the selected validators and operators.
+
+### Earning Rewards
+
+By staking tokens, delegators earn a share of the rewards earned by the validators and operators they support.
+for details refer to [tokenomics](../tokenomics.mdx)
+
+### Community and Support
+
+Join the Chainbase delegator discord to collaborate with other delegators, share knowledge, and get support.

introduction/networks/delegators.mdx

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 1. **Usage-Based Rewards**: Earn rewards based on the number of queries and the amount of data processed by your manuscripts.
 2. **Quality Incentives**: High-quality manuscripts that provide valuable data transformations are eligible for additional incentives.
+for details refer to [tokenomics](../tokenomics.mdx)
+
 
 ### Community and Support
 

introduction/networks/developers.mdx

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+---
+title: 'Operators'
+---
+
+## Operators
+
+Operators play a crucial role in the network by providing the necessary computational resources for the execution layer, ensuring the smooth operation of data processing tasks. Operators are rewarded in a manner akin to proof-of-work, with greater workloads demanding higher hardware requirements.
+
+### Becoming an Operator
+
+To become an operator in the Chainbase network, follow these steps:
+
+1. **Register**: Register as an operator on the Holesky testnet or the mainnet of the Eigenlayer smart contract. This will register your Ethereum public key with the Eigenlayer smart contract. Follow the instructions on [Eigenlayer](https://docs.eigenlayer.xyz/eigenlayer/operator-guides/operator-installation).
+2. **Set Up Infrastructure**: Ensure you have the necessary hardware and software infrastructure to support the network's computational requirements.
+3. **Run Node Software**: Install and run the Chainbase node software to start participating in the network.
+
+### Responsibilities
+
+Operators are responsible for maintaining and managing the computational infrastructure required for data processing tasks.
+
+1. **Infrastructure Management**: Maintain and manage the hardware and software infrastructure to ensure efficient operation.
+2. **Data Processing**: Process and execute data query requests submitted by data developers.
+
+### Earning Rewards
+
+Operators earn rewards based on the quality and quantity of data processing services they provide. The network incentivizes operators to maintain and optimize their computing resources.
+for details refer to [tokenomics](../tokenomics.mdx).
+
+### Community and Support
+
+Join the Chainbase discord operators channel to collaborate with other operators, share knowledge, and get support.

introduction/networks/operators.mdx

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+---
+title: 'Validators'
+---
+
+## Validators
+
+Validators play a key role in maintaining the security and consensus of the network. They are responsible for ensuring data integrity and maintaining network stability.
+### Becoming a Validator
+
+To become a validator in the Chainbase network, follow these steps:
+
+1. **Contact the Team**: Reach out to the Chainbase team to express your interest in becoming a validator and to get detailed instructions.
+2. **Meet Requirements**: Ensure you meet the necessary hardware and software requirements to run a validator node.
+3. **Register**: Register as a validator on the network by following the provided instructions.
+4. **Set Up Node**: Install and configure the validator node software to start participating in the network.
+
+### Responsibilities
+
+Validators are responsible for verifying transactions, maintaining network consensus, and ensuring data integrity.
+
+1. **Transaction Verification**: Verify and confirm transactions to ensure their legality and accuracy.
+2. **Consensus Maintenance**: Maintain the network's consensus mechanism, preventing malicious behavior and attacks.
+3. **Data Integrity**: Ensure the integrity of the data being processed and stored on the network.
+4. **Network Governance**: Participate in network governance by proposing and voting on network improvements and development directions.
+
+### Earning Rewards
+
+Validators earn rewards for their role in maintaining the network's security and stability. The reward structure incentivizes validators to perform their duties effectively.
+for details refer to [tokenomics](../tokenomics.mdx)
+
+### Monitoring and Performance
+
+Validators should continuously monitor their node's performance to ensure it meets the network's standards.
+
+1. **Performance Metrics**: Access performance metrics to evaluate your node's efficiency and reliability.
+2. **Regular Monitoring**: Regularly check your node's status and performance to ensure it is operating optimally.
+3. **Upgrades and Maintenance**: Perform necessary upgrades and maintenance to keep your node up-to-date and secure.
+
+### Community and Support
+
+Join the Chainbase validators discord channel to collaborate with other validators, share knowledge, and get support.

introduction/networks/validators.mdx

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           "pages": [
             "introduction/networks/overview",
             "introduction/networks/developers",
-            "introduction/networks/consumers",
+            "introduction/networks/validators",
             "introduction/networks/operators",
             "introduction/networks/delegators"
           ]