🐋 Beyond the money, here are some other things you should know: Juan Benet
The Filecoin white paper was first published in July 2014, with a revised version released in 2017.
IPFS finds files by their content hash: as long as a node on the network still stores the same content, you can retrieve it without relying on a single server.
$FIL is the native token of the Filecoin network, and storage fees are settled in $FIL . Currently 1.1728.
Understanding how it works can help you avoid some pitfalls, but it can’t replace position management.
#FIL
The Filecoin white paper was first published in July 2014, with a revised version released in 2017.
IPFS finds files by their content hash: as long as a node on the network still stores the same content, you can retrieve it without relying on a single server.
$FIL is the native token of the Filecoin network, and storage fees are settled in $FIL . Currently 1.1728.
Understanding how it works can help you avoid some pitfalls, but it can’t replace position management.
#FIL