top | item 31464688 (no title) atweiden | 3 years ago Just to make sure I understand correctly, Eth2 stakers have no “voting” power, but are relied upon in a core capacity to ensure the continued functioning of the network?Something about this explanation seems incomplete. discuss order hn newest DennisP|3 years ago Yes, that's exactly it. That's also how miners work in PoW. In both cases, they get paid for what they do. atweiden|3 years ago Miners hold enormous political power in Bitcoin.Users and developers are dependent on miners to create blocks. The negotiating power of miners is self-evident.
DennisP|3 years ago Yes, that's exactly it. That's also how miners work in PoW. In both cases, they get paid for what they do. atweiden|3 years ago Miners hold enormous political power in Bitcoin.Users and developers are dependent on miners to create blocks. The negotiating power of miners is self-evident.
atweiden|3 years ago Miners hold enormous political power in Bitcoin.Users and developers are dependent on miners to create blocks. The negotiating power of miners is self-evident.
DennisP|3 years ago
atweiden|3 years ago
Users and developers are dependent on miners to create blocks. The negotiating power of miners is self-evident.