Actually, proof of stake (non-mineable, doesn’t require large amounts of computation) is still a blockchain currency. Like how Ethereum is planning to launch their proof of stake system.
Interesting stuff. I only follow crypto stuff from afar considering the numerous amount of scam coins, environmental issues and weird legal complexities governments throw it to.
Would that not be an issue with cryptocurrency, because it will not remain decentralised anymore?
Digital and crypto currencies are different things. Crypto is meant for privacy, while digital one might be how China’s Digital Yuan works.
Actually, proof of stake (non-mineable, doesn’t require large amounts of computation) is still a blockchain currency. Like how Ethereum is planning to launch their proof of stake system.
Interesting stuff. I only follow crypto stuff from afar considering the numerous amount of scam coins, environmental issues and weird legal complexities governments throw it to.