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Many things could happen then. But an easy way to think of it is something like a stock split where every dag is now 2 dag. Or something similar. Which would mean everyone with a node now can have 2 nodes and everyone with half enough for a node would have a node.

SethV answered earlier: Atleast intially. Basically you can keep horizontally scaling out the network without increasing the total supply of DAG by increasing the computational parameters / value of DAG and then lowering the DAG collateral required to operate a full node or a light node, thus increasing the total number of nodes possible without increasing the supply of DAG. Then like 20 years from now, in 2042, you have a tiny fraction of a DAG that equates to 1 DAG of computational space in 2022. This of course aligns very well with the inevitable ubiquity and lower cost of hardware as we progress to that point, lowering the barriers to entry to be a validator even further to the point every participant who interacts with the network can also be a local state validator by operating a light nodes. The diversity of hardware devices that are eligible / compatible will also increase over time and encourage a very wide distribution and decentralization of validators. <-- This is another possibility in addition to what @Proph151Music mentioned above

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