@islamicaudiobooks
In order to create a way for people using services and providing the nodes that enable those services (such as storage and communications) there is a utility token, but this is very different to what most people understand by cryptocurrency.
So for example it doesn't involve a blockchain, is energy efficient, scales and is accessible to anyone who wants to run a node (e.g. on a Laptop, Raspberry Pi etc).
@islamicaudiobooks
In order to create a way for people using services and providing the nodes that enable those services (such as storage and communications) there is a utility token, but this is very different to what most people understand by cryptocurrency.
So for example it doesn't involve a blockchain, is energy efficient, scales and is accessible to anyone who wants to run a node (e.g. on a Laptop, Raspberry Pi etc).
Gregory's Server
@islamicaudiobooks
In order to create a way for people using services and providing the nodes that enable those services (such as storage and communications) there is a utility token, but this is very different to what most people understand by cryptocurrency.
So for example it doesn't involve a blockchain, is energy efficient, scales and is accessible to anyone who wants to run a node (e.g. on a Laptop, Raspberry Pi etc).
This enables the network to be truly autonomous.
@privacyguides
@islamicaudiobooks
In order to create a way for people using services and providing the nodes that enable those services (such as storage and communications) there is a utility token, but this is very different to what most people understand by cryptocurrency.
So for example it doesn't involve a blockchain, is energy efficient, scales and is accessible to anyone who wants to run a node (e.g. on a Laptop, Raspberry Pi etc).