How your resource credits increase and decrease and why they are held.||by ripon40

ripon40 (73)in Steem Alliance • 2 years ago

The first term is the benefit to the holder and the credit we have given to you in general credit. These credits you can spend but cannot transfer or trade like other credits or exchanges. Resort Credit is a credit that specifies the number of times you can express, comment (including posts) and transfer while working on the Steam Blockchain. You can call it just a human but this you can never trade you are using it posts, comments, transfers and likes.

The reward generated when we vote on a post is actually related to voting power and Steem Power. The function of resource credit is to limit our activities within a certain limit. That is, how many posts, comments, votes, etc. can be made per day, this credit is specified.

Whenever we do these things, our resource credits are slowly being used up. Those whose resource credits will be reduced will not be able to vote, comment or post during that time. So resource credit is very important for newbies and hope you can get a proper idea about it by reading today's post.One way to increase resource credits is to increase Steam Power (SP). If you increase the power or have more capacity in your wallet, your asset credit will increase. You will never be able to buy or sell resource credits from anyone if you try but you can earn it and you have to have steam power in your wallet to earn it.

It will increase over time depending on how much Steem Power one has in their wallet. That is, the more Steem Power you have, the faster your resource credits will grow over time. That means you need to have strength in your wallet and wait for the increase. It is similar to increasing voting power. Some calculations are given at the end of this post. If you look at them, the matter will become clear very easily.

And as mentioned earlier, resource credits are consumed or depleted when you post, comment and like other people's posts, as well as make transactions or transfers. That is, all your activities on the Stream platform, especially blogging activities and transaction activities, will gradually reduce your resource credits. The idea of resource credits is to control the activity we do here, which will decrease as you work and have more energy over time.

Also, as it relates to power, there is an urge to increase one's power by powering up. That is, the one who has more power, will achieve more and thereby increase his activity. If one wants to comment a lot, vote here, one has to work to get a good amount of power. That means you don't have the option to power up if you want to do more activities.

Also one can send 0.0001 Steem to millions of users and send different messages through memos. This is very annoying for users because notifications will come. One can spend 1 Steem to send a message to 2000 people. And if we don't consider this cost and don't consider human annoyance, it will be a big spamming. And this system is basically set up to prevent them because even if someone has unlimited steam in their wallet, they can't do all such transactions even if they want to because their credit will slowly drop to zero.