/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26389950
you are a brainlet that doesnt even understand how the Avalanche consensus works or what a sybil control mechanism is lmao.

>>26387417
>algorand
ah there we have it, Algorand is a centralized slow piece of shit that goes nowhere and that nobody will ever use.
give it up mongoloid or watch how AVAX will kill it together with your poorfolio.

>>25856453
People always forget to mention it's the most decentralized network currently not named ETH/BTC this is the most important thing, All the other features don't matter if it doesn't keep decentralization, and it does.

(We're at 710+ now btw)

>>25488187
>Yes because it is impossible to reach that level.
No its not, AVAX did it. they have over 665 Nodes and it can support up to millions of them
https://avax.dev/validators
>Apart from the fact that even a ras pi can be a node
a raspi can run AVAX Nodes too
https://youtu.be/jlur1nef4-E
>once it is released.
AVAX mainnet is already out for 3 months, it works.

>>24122140
AVAX is superior in every way.

>>24087776
the AVAX make it stack is 2k because 2k is the minimum amount you need to run your own Validator node.

If you have an AVAX node you will get paid for validating AVAX and ATH and other subnets. You get paid in the native token of the Subnet and in theory everything in crypto can be mirrored on Avalanche as a Subnet.
Imagine your AVAX node validates all of them. On top of that there is no slashing so no risk for your stake. As long as your node has 60% uptime you get paid (and this is very easy to achieve), you basically run software on a VPS for 12 bucks a month stake 2k AVAX and you get potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars in return in all kinds of other tokens/Coins/NFTs.