{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"The delegation matching mechanism in blockchain is a process that enables users to entrust their rights and obligations to other trusted parties, allowing them to manage and execute transactions on their behalf. This mechanism is designed to promote trust and efficiency in the blockchain ecosystem by reducing the need for centralized intermediaries.↵↵Here's a brief overview of how the delegation matching mechanism works in blockchain:↵↵1. Register a delegate: Users first register a delegate who they trust to manage their assets and execute transactions on their behalf. This delegate can be an individual or an organization with a proven track record of trust and transparency.↵↵2. Assign permissions: Once the delegate is registered, users can assign specific permissions to them, specifying which assets and transactions the delegate is allowed to manage or execute.↵↵3. Delegation process: When a user wants to initiate a transaction, they can delegate their rights to the delegate by specifying the desired action and the relevant assets. The delegate then","a":"Order placement: When buyers and sellers publish transaction requests on the blockchain  platform, they set corresponding transaction parameters, such as transaction amount, price, and conditions. These requests are converted into transaction instructions in smart contracts, called orders."}]}],"pr":"d4112cfb34171507f63a6749dbb8aee9c38a0b94d357284fe6959b43f8c0bafa"}