Quote from: jossiel on Today at 09:53:02 PM

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Quote from: jossiel on September 14, 2020, 08:08:03 AM

Quote from: phucdt on September 14, 2020, 07:25:03 AM

So in each Proof-of-Stake blockchain, there might be only a limited number of these Master Nodes?

CMIIW.

For those POS coins, they can have as much nodes as they can. And masternodes are requiring a certain amount of holding and basically not everyone can afford to have it.

And that causes it to become limited.

Ah the good old days of DASH masternodes.
My friend was running a dozen of these nodes when DASH was like few cents. Then DASH went up crazy to like $6 and he sold.
Boy, was he sorry once DASH hit $600+ in 2017 Cheesy

Well, that's kind of regretting if ever your friend sold early than the all-time high.

It's still good as it is today but not anymore with that ATH price. I'm interested to have its masternode but I just can't because it's too expensive for me. The price of it on March 2017 was $100 and during December 21, 2017 which was the bull market.

The price stood at $1,500.

If i remember correctly, when DASH was at $600, a masternode would require around $300k worth of coins to be running.
But who knew, right?