• steemitboard (66)in #eos • 6 years ago

  RE: Quick question regarding registering EOS tokens

  Congratulations @hoomy! You received a personal award! Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years! You can view your badges on your Steem Board and…

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• steemitboard (66)in #eos • 7 years ago

  RE: Quick question regarding registering EOS tokens

  Congratulations @hoomy! You have received a personal award! 1 Year on Steemit Click on the badge to view your Board of Honor. Do not miss the last post from…

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• aclarkuk82 (51)in #eos • 7 years ago

  RE: Quick question regarding registering EOS tokens

  As mentioned Biance will support the mainnet swap but I do not know if they will support all the airdrops. Bitfinex on the other hand will support both requirements.

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• hoomy (31)in #eos • 7 years ago

  RE: Quick question regarding registering EOS tokens

  Hmm seems like ive found it: Exchange Support Some exchanges have announced that they will support the token swap. Although using this method will undoubtedly be much simpler…

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• tomshwom (54)in #ethereum • 8 years ago

  RE: Ethereum "Gas" - How it Works

  Whoa, you are very, very wrong to think you don't have to pay taxes on crypto. I won't speak to other countries, although I do know they have tax laws that effect crypto, but in…

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• tomshwom (54)in #ethereum • 8 years ago

  RE: Ethereum "Gas" - How it Works

  The gas limit only specifies the max amount you're willing to pay. If the transaction gets mined, you only pay for the gas actually consumed. If it's mined, the transaction is…

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• tomshwom (54)in #ethereum • 8 years ago

  RE: Ethereum "Gas" - How it Works

  Gas is a measurement of computational work. Each instruction in the Ethereum Virtual Machine has an associated gas cost. For example, the opcode ADD has a gas cost of 3, and…

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• tomshwom (54)in #ethereum • 8 years ago

  RE: Ethereum "Gas" - How it Works

  Gas fees exist because there are real costs to running the blockchain. Miners spend a lot of money running their mining rigs in a Proof of Work consensus blockchain, and…

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• tomshwom (54)in #ethereum • 8 years ago

  RE: Ethereum "Gas" - How it Works

  To be clear, gas is a unit of measurement. It has no value, it simply represents the amount of work a miner must do while processing the transaction. If a transaction consumes…

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• hoomy (31)in #ethereum • 8 years ago

  RE: Ethereum "Gas" - How it Works

  And now my question would be 1. Am i right on the fact that gas is awarded to miners or what miners mine has nothing to do with it? And 2. So when buying tokens there are two…

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• hoomy (31)in #ethereum • 8 years ago

  RE: Ethereum "Gas" - How it Works

  Ok so i now know the answer (i think) and will put it here for it might be of use to someone noob like myself. Sending and receiving ether and tokens are not free as i thought.…

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