Difference between POS and POW blockchain

Let's take a closer look and see the difference.FedNow and ETH have 2 and 2 or more chains, Proton Blockchain will probably only do validator verification and TX processing should be done in metal. That's why it's unreasonable. BSV has high performance because there is only one chain on BSV's POW blockchain and it scales natively. BSV has also achieved tokenization.

FedNow Metal is 1 layer, Proton Blockchain is 2 layers, processing performance is 4000 times per second BSV blockchain is 1 layer, Tokenized is 2 layers, processing performance is 1 million times per second

BSV is pure P2P and scales natively with POW. POS is a WEB2 type, not P2P, with user data owned by the organizer and limited scaling.

Incompetent as a utility chain

BTC should not survive at high prices.(In the long term) labeling BTC as BITCOIN should be banned by law. And when that happens, the exchange should be abolished and the general recognition should be BSV = BITCOINThe idea has not changed.

Japan's huge bulletin board 5CH virtual currency information

Since there is no BSV thread, it is judged to be garbageI don't use it. In the future, with the decline of exchanges,I hope it will be deprecated. to 5chFor that, the only way left is to convert to WEB3 which supports BSV micropayments. Mona and Dodge cannot cope. No performance.

Tokenized is the best blockchain app that can be said to have been launched for the first time since the cryptocurrency was launched. I would like to know if there are any other blockchain apps that are equivalent to this, but there are none. Tokenized has been in development for 4 years, ETH and Metal have that 4 year delay + limitation.

Tokenized is finally complete! ! Access all platform features from the desktop app. It is compatible with Windows 10, 11, Linux, Android, and iOS, and is highly complete. After all, it's not beta, and it has a throughput of millions of transactions per second. Good news for BSV! !

31 May - 2 June 2023.

London Blockchain Conference agendaKey themes of this year's conference.▪ Web 3.0 and IPv6▪ Blockchain regulation and government legislation▪ Smart contracts and NFTs▪ Stablecoins and CBDC▪ The power of nanotransactions

31 May - 2 June 2023.Attend the London Blockchain ConferenceSpeaker information to be given by.Tony Mugavero Rad is an NFT streaming platform that has raised funding from Disney, Sony, Warner Music, Gary Vaynerchuk and others, and has forged partnerships with well-known companies such as Google, Microsoft and Sony PlayStation

31 May - 2 June 2023.Attend the London Blockchain ConferenceSpeaker information to be given by.Roman BiedaUS Federal Court Admitted Expert and MIT Certified Blockchain Expert Head of Fraud Investigations

31 May - 2 June 2023.Attend the London Blockchain ConferenceSpeaker information to be given by.Ralph WallaceAs Programme Director and IPv6 Leader, Mr Wallace leads a 40-strong cadre of Cabinet-level CFO law agencies achieving IPv6 transition. Member of the Federal IPv6 Task Force Executive Committee requiring 97,000 workstations in 517 US locations to complete a full and secure transition to IPv6

31 May - 2 June 2023.Attend the London Blockchain ConferenceSpeaker information to be given by.Kevin HealyApp creatorAfter recognising the limitations of Ethereum (limited scaling) in 2017, Kevin realised that BSV was the most promising blockchain and could deliver large-scale programmable monetary commitments not possible with Ethereum.

31 May - 2 June 2023.Attend the London Blockchain ConferenceSpeaker information to be given by.Alex MatsuoALEX is developing Amazon Web Services' Web3 business in EMEA. He is on a mission to bring the next billion people onto Web3 by harnessing Amazon's ability to deliver value to the ecosystem.

31 May - 2 June 2023.Attend the London Blockchain ConferenceSpeaker information to be providedJordan Kramsky is the Start Solutions Architect for the EMEA region at Amazon Web Services. He is passionate about blockchain and determined to bridge Amazon Web Services' portfolio with emerging and innovative blockchain technologies and companies.

31 May - 2 June 2023.Attend the London Blockchain ConferenceSpeaker information to be given byDr Agata SlaterDr Agata currently holds the position of Blockchain Offering Consultant at IBM, leading IBM's blockchain work in Central and Eastern Europe Since 2017, she has been involved in education and community building around blockchain and related technologies She is also a member of the IBM Blockchain team. She is a frequent guest lecturer and speaker at conferences, webinars and university courses, and writes blog posts and articles related to blockchain. Her main areas of interest include blockchain for business, business modelling and value design, self-sovereign identity and Web 3.0.