Myria review

  Myria Node review This is the 2nd part of a Myria Ecosystem review, read Part1 here:  Myria review First, we will explain what a standard node is then we will discuss how blockchain and especially Myria Nodes work. Node explained A node definition according to  Wikipedia :  A physical network node is an electronic device that is attached to a network, and is capable of creating, receiving, or transmitting information over a communication channel. A passive distribution point such as a distribution frame or patch panel is consequently not a node. Understanding this definition a  Node is a computer that ensures information flow . To do so, it needs to: be a computer: for example, cables are not a node, although they ensure information flow. connected to the network: the node is supporting a specific network and therefore needs to be connected to it. ensure information flow: A node can not stand alone somewhere in the corner. Understanding these conditions will m...

  Myria  is a gaming platform built on top of Ethereum using a Zero-knowledge roll-up. Myria has the infrastructure to reflect and fully support gaming needs. Also, Myria is creating games and a gaming ecosystem that runs on top of the Ethereum infrastructure. We can compare Myria to Unity + Steam in the PC world. Steam being the platform for discovering and interacting with games and Unity being the technology on which everything runs. Important to mention is that this is a real-world utility for blockchain, NFTs, and cryptocurrency. Players own tokens and NFTs and are able to transfer ownership to anybody in the world. Ownership: the real ownership of assets is what we are the most passionate about. Imagine gaining or buying an item in any game today, but once you are done with the game, the item is worthless, because it is not transferable. With Myria, you are able to sell the item after getting a better one, when you stop playing the game. What is more interesting is the i...