Cnut237
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July 04, 2019, 07:34:20 AM |
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PoW isn't sustainable in the long-term, not for big coins anyway. Look at the energy expenditure for Bitcoin, it's insane. This can't continue forever. PoW is useful for new coins just starting out, but as they become bigger this approach becomes ever less sustainable.
PoS is one solution to this for mature coins, and can be an stable end state that resolves the energy issue.
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sanida
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July 04, 2019, 08:01:28 AM |
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POS is much easier compared to POW therefor most of the miners prepare this kind of method there are many advantages too while having only little flaw. because of this we heard most of the miners talking about it only more than POW. because it is something like simple to do than make yourself stuck on a complicated situation.
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RKh
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July 04, 2019, 09:22:04 AM |
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PoS is way more convenient for its userbase, therefore has got a higher chance of adoption
51% attack is meaningless:
A PoS coin is protected against a 51% attack because it is practically impossible for someone to gather enough coins
Not enough coins for sale. One would have to gather at least million of coins. Trying to buy that much coins would push the price to extreme highs. But once a currency has enough market cap, it becomes extremely unlikely or even impossible to gather enough coins
PoS is an interesting solution for privacy
Staking interest anonymously on anonymous deposits, like Spectrecoin just did (on trustless setup unlike PIVX which)
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July 04, 2019, 12:54:45 PM |
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At first PoW made sense ....but the combination of energy consumption as it became an arms race of hash power... and the security vulnerabilities inherent with PoW have brought more attention to PoS.
Spectrecoin took PoS3 a step further recently with the release of "Proof of Anonymous Stake"....Stealth Staking! Think of it as Bitcoin with complete and total privacy that works anywhere in the world.
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The Sceptical Chymist
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July 04, 2019, 01:14:29 PM |
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I do not think that Bitcoin will switch to POS consensus, Bitcoin community is diffrent than Ethereum community and they will not allow it.
Yeah, I don't think that was ever on the table for bitcoin. I keep hearing ETH will be moving toward PoS, but it's always followed by "not in the foreseeable future". I happen to like PoS coins, but only a small handful of them. Currently I'm a fan of PIVX and have earned quite a few coins by staking. I've played around with RDD and Gridcoin, but I'm really not a fan of those and don't think they'll have a real future. And who knows what's going to happen in the future--PoS, PoW, and anything else could become standard. Unfortunately I think there are already way too many coins on the market, and the more that get created the more saturated the whole crypto space becomes.
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July 04, 2019, 02:12:43 PM |
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Proof of Stake is more beneficial compared than Proof of Work. That is the words I have seeing since PoS project launched. Yes, it is more beneficial to the hodlers. But will it has equity necessarily for all investors? The major problem regarding with PoS is that the biggest shares in the pie are those who will got more profits. However, those who are just small investors have only few profits to be expected. Its unfair somehow. I bet in PoW.
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July 04, 2019, 05:29:31 PM |
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Will POS become the norm and replace POW forever? You 5 years late with this question. Peercoin, the first POS coin = failure Blackcoin, the first POW-POS coin = failure
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"The existing Visa credit card network processes about 15 million Internet purchases per day worldwide. Bitcoin can already scale much larger than that with existing hardware for a fraction of the cost. It never really hits a scale ceiling." Satoshi Nakamoto, April 2009 Avoiding taxes is totally legal if you consider and respect the law.
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July 10, 2019, 03:54:15 AM |
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Proof Of Work = Bitmain.! Sorry Newbie..Peace..!
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July 10, 2019, 04:23:58 AM |
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POS and POW have both advantages and disadvantages. But, it is safe to say that POS has more advantages compared to POW. To date, I haven't heard much of POS coin being victim of 51% attacks or the likes. And rarely would you hear of hacks in POS coins. Is POS the future of cryptocurrencies? Any advice on which technology to invest in will be welcome.
PoS is really a new solution and I fully support it. PoW will really make entrepreneurs lose a lot of costs. The cost of buying equipment, electricity costs and places to place digging equipment for coins. Of course they will have to be taxed because they do business. For PoS, this is really convenient and how much money we can send. The profits will bring back every day and that's great. It is no longer difficult for newbies who want to do business and have passive income.
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July 10, 2019, 08:04:48 AM |
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I do not think that Bitcoin will switch to POS consensus, Bitcoin community is diffrent than Ethereum community and they will not allow it.
Yeah, I don't think that was ever on the table for bitcoin. I keep hearing ETH will be moving toward PoS, but it's always followed by "not in the foreseeable future". I happen to like PoS coins, but only a small handful of them. Currently I'm a fan of PIVX and have earned quite a few coins by staking. I've played around with RDD and Gridcoin, but I'm really not a fan of those and don't think they'll have a real future. And who knows what's going to happen in the future--PoS, PoW, and anything else could become standard. Unfortunately I think there are already way too many coins on the market, and the more that get created the more saturated the whole crypto space becomes. I used to try my hand at some PoS coins back in 2017 especially, and it was kind of nice to see your staked coins get new coins every now and then so it was a form of getting more and more without any effort other than leaving your wallet open. But the problem was that everybody did it too, so supply was getting bigger and your share was getting smaller because you are left behind by whales.
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Cnut237
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July 10, 2019, 09:58:12 AM |
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I keep hearing ETH will be moving toward PoS, but it's always followed by "not in the foreseeable future".
I don't think this is because it's not going to happen though, it's just because there is a lot of work going into it to make sure it is implemented correctly. Obviously it's a complex transition and they want to get it right. I suppose they could have done it quicker if they'd gone for DPoS like some other coins have, but I'm glad they didn't go down that 'fake PoS' route.
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July 10, 2019, 10:01:57 AM |
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Proof Of Work = Bitmain.! Sorry Newbie..Peace..! PoW has gone mainly institutional, you need large sums of money and access to cheap electricity in order for it to be profitable. Long gone are the days of people mining bitcoin in a laptop (2010 times lol). Anyway PoS won't replace it as there's too many interests and money going on. I would like to see how the ETH migration plays out, as they are going to have some sort of hybrid approach.
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July 13, 2019, 06:59:04 PM |
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PoW isn't sustainable in the long-term, not for big coins anyway. Look at the energy expenditure for Bitcoin, it's insane. This can't continue forever. PoW is useful for new coins just starting out, but as they become bigger this approach becomes ever less sustainable.
PoS is one solution to this for mature coins, and can be an stable end state that resolves the energy issue.
Proof of stake will not replace POW for 100%. Although PoS is becoming much more popular now, it does not have such a great trust level like PoW. Anyhow, for usual traders, average guy, there will be almost no difference here. I think that we should better concentrate on the most profitable tokens and invest in them now as the market is expected to grow.
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July 13, 2019, 07:35:36 PM |
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I don't think that pos will become a norm. why shouldn't stay both together as it is now? Some coins are going for pos and some for pow. i don't see any reason to switch completely off from pow except maybe clima reasons... but guess what, just think about how much energy visa / master card / bank servers need
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July 13, 2019, 08:53:38 PM |
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Environmental concerns will become increasingly relevant as coins become bigger and mining becomes more difficult. But then this could be rectified by a switch to renewable energy sources as the tech is advancing quickly. And then what happens if the new approach also leads to the heat etc generated by BTC mining being extracted and put to some other use. BTC then becomes a power generator based on renewables. I know it's a bit of a stretch, but by no means impossible.
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July 13, 2019, 09:14:33 PM |
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Nope i dont think so pos is all about weight of holding ,if you early adopter or whale then only u will get significant profit. In pow , mining will be dependent on machine power that is also controlled by big mining farm. I think we should have a new protocol to improve from past experience but pos will be more popular in the future as it consumes less electricity.
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July 13, 2019, 10:22:00 PM |
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I believe so, mining is gradually becoming less rewarding and even Ethereum next major development will include the proof of Stake consensus algorithm. Litecoin and bitcoin halving is next around the corner and it's evident that the goal post is shifting to POS gradually as more and more recent blockchain platforms adopt it or the hybrid model
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