will build on top of it. The fact that dApps can stake ultra to get priority on transaction processing, doesn't that mean that there is a limit in how much it can grow before it becomes too expensive to use for these dApps?
The way I understand it is, let’s say your Ubisoft and have 10 UOS. You stake the UOS to “Anybody who has purchased far cry 5”, let’s say 10 people own Far cry 5. Each person would get 1 Ultra power, when they do transactions on the blockchain, that ultra power will go from 1 to 0 or negative. (Just an example idk how much it would exactly cost) However, it will reset after 24 hours. When the blockchain is at max TPS, those who have the higher amount of ultra power are processed first. This continues all the down to those users / contracts / token factories who have 0 ultra power, down to the ones with negative. If you an in too deep of a negative (we don’t know how much yet) the blockchain will start to ignore you. This will reset after 24 hours. Contracts and nfts that have ultra power staked to them will get inherited to the user when the user is interacting with that item.
Is there an article about this. I still don't really get it. Why would you lose 1 Ultra power when the blockchain is not at max TPS? And still, if there is too much dApps coming and the ones with most Ultra power get priority, that means that it will become more and more expensive until dApps don't think it's worth it anymore, no?
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