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Ok, so coin holders are allowed to validate transactions between other coin holders, and for that they get more coins. But if I have no coins, I have to buy th
by moccachino 9y ago
Ok, so coin holders are allowed to validate transactions between other coin holders, and for that they get more coins.
But if I have no coins, I have to buy them from a coin holder with another form of money.
So this system would require the original issuer to be someone that you trust and have a reason to do business with in the first place right? So it's kind of like banks and central banks today?
I realize ICOs by startups are a thing but I kind of want to just ignore that whole phenomenon...
I don't own any kind of coin and don't understand it well enough, but this seems to me to be a technology that will eventually be very useful.
- jdiez17 9y agoYou do need to trust the validators in a PoS scheme, but with PoW you also need to trust the majority of miners.