Is the Yellowstone volcano located on a hotspot or boundary?

The Yellowstone volcano is located on a hotspot, which is an area of intense volcanic activity caused by a plume of hot mantle material rising to the surface. This hotspot is situated beneath the North American tectonic plate, allowing magma to break through and create the Yellowstone Caldera. Unlike volcanic activity at tectonic boundaries, which is driven by plate interactions, the hotspot produces volcanism independently of plate movement.