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FLETA is a blockchain protocol that aims to be the core platform in the transforming blockchain market, akin to the Android or iOS in the mobile environment. Fleta is a multi-chain structure in which independent sub-chains are operated by their respective dApps. The developers claim the mainnet cannot be overloaded. DApp developers will be able to choose from various modes of consensus (inter alia PoW, PoS, voting process, etc.), i.e. each token can be mined independently. Fleta also uses a Proof-of-Formulation model, which selects the mining entity based on a formulation reward order. The team has also developed a new sharding system and observer node architecture.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Fm90de-B_uM
FLETA: Limitless Scalability & Lightning Fast Transactions: Sustainable Blockchain Ecosystem
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCiUnrCUGCJTCC7KjuW493Ww
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Nobody has come with a way to scrap the mining, for a less costly and difficult process?
I also dislike that all of us who know nothing about the blockchain and mining, are secretly having our connections to the web slowed by those bastards who think they have the right to use our broadband without asking us.
The odd thing is, a site which is supposed to be illegal, are honest enough to tell visitors, please let us use your broadband while you visit us so that we can earn and cover our costs by mining (PirateBay).
Of course, with the whole world now topsy turvy, it is the honest people who steal from us, whether they are huge, like gogle, fb, twit, aple, and so on, or smaller, like Discrd (recently caught selling the data mined from chats, details given at registration and so on)....shhh, mustn't say anything more, as they are strongly supported by all the wise Steemit high Reps.
Thanks for sharing the latest updates about FLETA! I have been educating about blockchain for the last 4 years, and have been mining for a few years. I see this as a really innovative project that solves some of the biggest hurdles, like scaling and high upfront cost for developers. Well done guys!