Yes, that's true, just like businesses. Everyone can be a validator on the blockchain if they meet certain requirements, such as having a reliable computer and internet connection, as well as having the technical skills and knowledge to set up a node. Furthermore, they must also have a certain amount of cryptocurrency to stake in the network, which acts as a form of security deposit. This serves as an incentive to ensure that validators are honest and reliable. As stated in the article on the twitter announcement page, this is a great opportunity for people to get involved in the blockchain industry and to help secure and maintain the network.
