1, Dan believes that it can reduce the cost of CPU's pledge by introducing CPU certification such as RAM market. This will promote more predictable limiting rates and generate new transaction fees for EOS holders. The team is trying to benefit the holders through these means.
Some netizens asked whether the CPU market also called the Bancors algorithm. Dan gave an affirmative answer. Are there any fears that such a thing will destroy EOS value to a certain extent? If CPU is the same as RAM, is it possible to have the same problem with RAM? Dan said it would support EOS value by increasing revenue and making it easier to be accepted. And the only problem for RAM is the initial price.
Some people think that considering the proportional allocation of CPU resources is controlled by block chains, this sounds like a difficult problem. Unless the CPU allocated by all accounts is reset on a time axis, the partial or time attribute of such token can be enforced.
Dan says there will be an approximate method, which does not require no hard forks, but also supports CPU's pledge.
2, some netizens think that DCPU (Note: virtual CPU) and PCPU (Note: pre-sale CPU) are coming soon, and Dan has poured cold water on it.
3,The ultimate fee will flow to the person who pledges the EOS. Dan supports the destruction of the remaining 4% inflationary parts.
- After Dan, there will be a pass for bandwidth rights. CPU and bandwidth certificates may not be based on the snapshot of the creation, and the details will be sorted out. As for whether CPU and bandwidth authentication will have the same permissions as RAM, there is no exact model yet, but the goal is to want a cheaper alternative, such as rental.
Some netizens worry that most of the CPU and RAM certificates will be bought and traded by the exchanges. This method will not have any effect... Dan feels that there is no difference between the resources of the pledge more than the actual demand, and the proposal for the authentication of the CPU is under consideration, and all the charge plans are used for the pledging.
5, netizens: I think these certificates are purchased by ICO, called CPU and bandwidth resources on the Internet. Do you mean that EOS certification no longer has the right to have CPU?
Dan: No, I mean EOS certification proceeds from these rights, rather than wasting your unused bandwidth. Now, if you don't use your CPU resources, you will lose it. We will convert the unused CPU rights of EOS holders into revenue.
6, Dan: so this is the contract I've seen, and you send your EOS to an intelligent contract that will offer it to others for 30 days. All delegations that provide resources for contracts will share revenue. You can extract your EOS from the contract to make a profit
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