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RAM-the only Bancor protocol in the currency circle
Everyone in the currency circle knows about the Bancor protocol. RAM adopts the Banco protocol, which is a modified version and is used as a protection protocol for the EOS security system. RAM is a resource of the EOS public chain. When someone tries to launch a saturation attack, it requires a large amount of computing resources, that is, RAM. At this time, RAM will become very expensive, making hackers unable to afford it, and the attack will fail. It is such a security protocol that EOS enthusiasts have discovered as an investment opportunity. Because RAM is originally a computing resource on EOS, it naturally has investment value. Any project that wants to use this public chain will need to occupy a certain amount of RAM resources. This results in RAM being strictly needed.
In 2018, as soon as EOS was launched, someone discovered the value of RAM. It only took 13 days to increase from 0.017 to 0.9. As a result, the account registration fee for EOS was too expensive (registering an account requires RAM), and there were complaints. Just passed the issuance of additional RAM. The people who hyped RAM left, but EOS also dropped from the third place to the top 100.
It’s a painful lesson. Six years later, RAM passed a community vote and unanimously decided to stop issuance and never to issue more. RAM has started to rise again.
The glory of RAM, the glory of EOS, and the glory of EOS will be reappeared.
SOL, which is very popular now, is just a castrated version of EOS.

On March 16, the RAM transferability proposal was passed, and RAM can already be traded on centralized exchanges. Looking forward to RAM on the exchange, after all, many people will not use EOS wallets. If you want to get RAM in advance, you can join the community. ❤️ram2moon

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