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Depends on the price. $10-$50 for a standard eth tx surely not. But say the equivalent of ~$0.01, probably yes. This might be enough to disincentive _some_ (a l
by WinstonSmith84 5y ago
Depends on the price. $10-$50 for a standard eth tx surely not. But say the equivalent of ~$0.01, probably yes. This might be enough to disincentive _some_ (a lot of?) spamming (unfortunately it's all theory as no network works like this yet)
- kreeben 5y agoCan poor people also participate in the web 3.0? Or is it only for people with extra cash?
- krageon 5y agoGating using money inevitably means poor people cannot participate. It is quite simply a hard problem to solve (that I feel should not be solved this way). I've always been fond of how Korea does MMO accounts (supposedly): Government ID based, so if you get banned you are gone forever.
- usrbinbash 5y ago> It is quite simply a hard problem to solve We already have a solution to this problem: It's the internet as it is right now.
- malermeister 5y agoNow imagine living in Bangladesh, where the average yearly wage is around 1000 USD. Is the opinion of some tech bro in the Bay Area making six figures really worth a hundred times as much? Do they have a hundred times as much to say or are they a hundred times as insightful? Or maybe, just maybe, tying all participation to a monetary transaction is an incredibly classist thing to do that will shut out vast portions of the world so the rich and privileged can feel "free".