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- coolspot 8y agoLet me explain to someone unfamiliar with EOS. In contrast to Ethereum where user of a DApp pays for each transaction, EOS aims to make use of DApps free for end users. It is achieved by shifting burden to DApp developers, so for each kilobyte of state a contract stores for a user, developer must buy “RAM” which costs $4/KB as of right now [1]. Price of “RAM” which is actually a permanent storage, is driven by market system which supposed to produce fair price, but currently is subject of high speculation [1]. EOS leadership stated that they don’t plan to increase RAM supply significantly from current 64Gb, which led to 6x “RAM” price rise in a couple hours after that. [1] https://eos.feexplorer.io/ https://eos.feexplorer.io/
- grigio 8y agoYes, but I think some BPs will continue to be full nodes. The price of RAM is mainly speculation, i hope some stakeholders will fund RAM for value projects