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Learn the difference between proof of work and proof of stake. How do these protocols affect miners and which protocol is most beneficial.

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22 COMMENTS

  1. I like the background music, where is it from? I think I used up the free youtube tracks that I like. PS I made a video explaining the blockchain proof of work by analogy 2 weeks ago.

  2. Wouldn't a 51% owner game the system to benefit themself the most? I mean, look at the 1%…or any majority owner in a public company. The more of the share they own, the more they'll rig the system in their favor, that's just basic human nature.

    I think proof of stake highly underestimates greed. I mean what if the majority owner of ether was in threat of loosing majority ownership? they might try to crash the system out of spite. I mean, Nero played the viola as Rome burned….

    I'm sorry, but if we are talking 51% ownership on a pos sounds like centralization to me.

    Even in the best case scenario, it sounds like an elite group of majority owners controlling a hash evolution, which becomes more and more centralized over time. similar to our current state of fiat currency.

    sure POS saves computing power and makes block validations simpler, but it's not truly decentralized, in which case you might as well just stick to managing a server.

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