Discussion about the calculation of bandwidth gain?
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Hello friends,
How are you friends, hope all are well by the grace of Allah. I'm pretty good. Steemit platform is very important platform for us. Where we can share all our creativity. And in return, we can make regular income from here. And the Steemit platform has both good and bad aspects. Here are some things that are very important to us. I will try to highlight some of these topics. Things that may be useful to you. Like every day I came to share many important things with you today. Earlier I discussed with you about bandwidth. Bandwidth is very important for us. There is a calculation to calculate how much bandwidth we get by acquiring a TV. Today I will discuss with you the calculation of bandwith. I think many of you are not aware of this calculation. Hope you can definitely know this.
Earlier I said to gain bandwidth we need to stack TRS. We can gain bandwidth only by stacking TRX. This is why I think we need to stock Tier X. Now let's talk about how much bandwidth we will get for this if I stack a RX. Here basically depends on total shares of TRX for all users. It is basically a determination. Here basically the total bandwidth points are assumed to be 43,200,000,000. Basically the bandwidth points here will be shared among the TRX stake holders. You can calculate this according to the formula below.
bandwidth obtained = Trx staked for gaining bandwidth / Total trx staked in the network for gaining bandwidth * 43,200,000,000
Basically using bandwidth we do transactions. In this case we don't have to pay any kind of trx it's just bandwidth can be cut as free. In this case we will have no loss. That's why we need to stack TRX to gain bandwidth. Fifteen hundred bandwidth is given for free for an active account first. If any amount is deducted from this 1500 in 24 hours then it gets refilled again within 24 hours. Suppose if we consume 350 bandwidth then it will be refilled in six hours. It is basically calculated. Hope this is clear to you.
Thanks everyone
