News about Proof Of Stake

More / Etherum Reddit - 2 years ago

Some questions on ethereum proof of stake

Hello, I just wanna ask some questions on ethereum proof of stake mechanism. So, I understand that there are validators which validate transactions, and that you need to stake some amount of coin to become validator. More coin you stake, more validat...

More / Etherum Reddit - 2 years ago

I need some help on Proof of stake

It seems to me although I'm still working through this that proof of stake can be abusively used to turn a decentralized system into a centralized one. In essence are you not just paying to be a trusted node in the system. Obviously the higher th...

More / Etherum Reddit - 2 years ago

Question on Proof of Stake Computing Power

Hello guys and gals, I have a question about where exactly the processing power for proof of stake networks comes from. I understand that there is a lot less processing power required for proof of stake systems, however, I understand that it is nonet...

More / Etherum Reddit - 3 years ago

When do we get ETH2 (full proof of stake)?

I’m new to crypto and lacking a lot of knowledge. Basically I’m hoping some of you would respond to my questions in a “Explain me like I’m 5” style. Thank you in a advance kind strangers. What I undeserved is that ETH is moving to proof of stake prot...

More / Etherum Reddit - 3 years ago

Proof of Stake - Where are the nodes?

I'm currently researching proof of stake and trying to wrap my head around the whole concept, and one thing that I have yet to be able to find information on is...where are these "nodes" that are actually doing the computation to approv...

More / Etherum Reddit - 3 years ago

Proof of stake computational work?

Hey so I have a question regarding the computational work being doing in ethereums pos environment (but really it's a broader question to a proof of stake environment as a whole). My understanding is between pow and pos, you're no longer rel...