Cosmos is the ecosystem of blockchains that are able to scale and communicate with each other. This new technical vision takes transactions to an upper level, by allowing them to occur in a higher number per second than before.
Cosmos delegation is pretty easy, as the network is also intuitive. There are currently a couple of options that teach you how you can delegate on Cosmos. Some of them are:
inotel.com provides a Cosmos delegation tool and a small guide for command line interface (CLI).
inotel.com delegation tool
Our delegation tool is pretty straightforward and interactive. You will walk through the process of being a Cosmos delegate step by step in a couple of minutes.
The inotel tool for Cosmos teaches you how to delegate by taking you through an easy process.
The logic is the same for all validators.
If you are also looking for alternatives, you can use the following Cosmos Network explorers that have the ability to delegate from the browser.
Stargazer is a Cosmos Network explorer built by Certus One.
Another Cosmos explorer is Hubble. The explorer was built by Figment Network. Hubble is focused on validator performance.
You can delegate using CLI if you already have GAIA installed and you are familiar with running commands from the terminal, our tool will guide you through the process.
You only set the Network you plan to use → the Amount you wish to delegate → the name of the Key you intend to use → the delegation Command. Witch u must copy and paste it in the terminal where u have your cosmos and key install.
You can find more details on installing and using GAIA in the original guide made by Cosmos network.
Regardless of your delegation option, the results will be the same.
Have you noticed the inflation of the Cosmos Network ATOMs? The network got a lot of attention thanks to its interoperability and scalability specs.
The option to create your own validator is also on the table. Yet, the process can be pretty expensive. The easy way is to delegate.
