This change means that compromising validator’s key won’t necessarily
mean loss of funds. While it results in a lower incentive to protect
validators’ keys, it also results in a lower incentive to crack
validators (as there will be little funds to steal). Locked accounts
will still have an incentive to make validators secure, as compromised
validators can lower the currency value.

This change also means that stakeholders will be able to easily
delegate the duty of running a validator to other entity. This opens a
possibility of validators being backed by multiple stakeholders.

A possible next step is lowering the entropy of validators’ drawing.