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It definitely takes a bit of power away from miners, and it adds a bit of complication to the overall consensus mechanism of the chain.
by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
It definitely takes a bit of power away from miners, and it adds a bit of complication to the overall consensus mechanism of the chain.
- irusensei 4y agoIt takes power away from miners and give it to exchanges because people wont bother running nodes and just use the staking platform on coinbase, binance or wathever. Now you have it: the same entity that controls in and out ramps now controls validation.