Asked: What’s the difference between Proof of Work and PoS?
My answer: In Ethereum’s Proof of Stake system, becoming a validator requires staking at least 32 ETH. Proof of Work relies on real computing power and electricity consumption to maintain the ledger: to tamper with historical records, you’d need to control most of the network’s computing power, at enormous cost.
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My answer: In Ethereum’s Proof of Stake system, becoming a validator requires staking at least 32 ETH. Proof of Work relies on real computing power and electricity consumption to maintain the ledger: to tamper with historical records, you’d need to control most of the network’s computing power, at enormous cost.
$BTC 79742.31（-0.79%）
If you know a beginner, feel free to share this with them.
