> It is easier to move a PoS validator, and harder to locate the validator in the first place. I'd say it's much easier to single out PoS validators. Especiall

> It is easier to move a PoS validator, and harder to locate the validator in the first place. I'd say it's much easier to single out PoS validators. Especially when they are congregating under unified capital and they are US based. Also, argument could be made that they are responsible for the transactions that they are making. The same can be hard to argue for Bitcoin, since anyone with a bit of a hashrate could generate a block and it's permission-less to contribute to the hashrate (and also anonymous)