On the other hand, Ethereum requires contributors to pay for computation with something called «gas,» which
requires ether tokens.
Not exact matches
In order to influence development of the project, investors were
required to purchase DAO
tokens with
ether, also known as ETH (the fundamental cryptocurrency fueling Ethereum's operation).
The DIY mining equipment he set up with some students cost $ 3,000 to build and
requires $ 80 of electricity a month to mine around $ 300 worth of
ether tokens.
Miners would essentially be
required to deposit
Ether tokens in order to participate in the mining or verification process.
Both
require the adoption of their crypto
tokens in order to use their platform: Ethereum's
Ether and NEO's GAS.
Until today, lending
Ether on ETHLend
required the borrower to pledge any ERC - 20 compatible
token such as DigixDAO or GOLEM
tokens as a collateral for the loan.
The protocol stores the
Ether and native DAO
tokens within its framework but «
requires a «Contractor» to build a product, write code or develop hardware.»