Cornerstone of Shared Prosperity: RAM Mobilization for EOS Community Missions
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In the wave of rapid development of blockchain technology, the EOS community stands out with its unique governance structure and efficient processing speed. However, in order to maintain the efficient operation of this system, community members must jointly undertake a key task-the allocation and management of RAM (memory) resources. This is not only a test of the responsibility and commitment of each community member, but also the basis for ensuring the stable operation of the entire network.
Today, the EOS community launched a new task aimed at optimizing the allocation of memory resources and improving the overall consensus of RAM. In this task, the role of the village head of each community becomes crucial. They are responsible for convening community members, organizing meetings, communicating the importance of the mission, and ensuring that every member understands and participates in the initiative.
Each community RAM village leader needs to ensure that his community has at least 100mRAM. To do this, every community member must purchase at least 1mRAM. This is an investment in the healthy operation of the entire EOS network.
Next, each township-level community is tasked with reaching the 1gRAM target. Township-level communities, as larger aggregates, naturally have greater demand for RAM. Township-level village chiefs need to coordinate more community members to achieve goals through collective strength. This process not only tests the organizational skills of the village chief, but also tests the unity and cooperation of community members.
For town-level communities, 10G needs to be raised
RAM. This requires each rural community in the town to overachieve in order to aggregate enough RAM resources. Village chiefs in town-level communities need to show higher leadership, inspire the potential of community members, and work together towards this ambitious goal.
Fairness and transparency are crucial. Community village leaders need to publicly record every RAM transaction to ensure that all members can see the value of their contributions and feel the fairness and transparency of the community. Such transparency can not only enhance trust among members, but also encourage more members to actively participate in future community tasks.
Through such tasks, the community can not only optimize resource consensus, but also strengthen the connection between members, cultivate team spirit, and ultimately achieve the goal of common prosperity.Lay a solid foundation for the EOS and RAM communities.