They give you a percentage share of the blockchain's storage and computing power. The number of tokens you own determines your access to the network.
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
They give you a percentage share of the blockchain's storage and computing power. The number of tokens you own determines your access to the network.
Ok, so this is the same like in Steem... But if you run your private chain would you need many of them?
Does this article means death to other cryptos like Bitcoin, Ethereum and etc. because EOS is faster ?
I found the white paper... so will give this one a read... looks interesting... :)