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What if I want to send $1,000,000 worth of EOS?
          Does it cost anything? The answer is no! It doesn’t
          matter if you are sending $0.0001 or $1,000,000, it
          would cost zero fees and take just 0.5 seconds.


          EOS may be free to use and transact on, but that is
          because someone else is bearing the cost. EOS is
          designed in a way that transactions are free for users
          but dApps bear the cost. No! dApps don’t spend
          money or EOS in order to pay for users transaction
          fees. Instead, they stake EOS resources (RAM, CPU
          and Bandwidth) for the users. “There’s time value of
          money.” DApps lock their assets; that time value is
          what pays for user transactions and enables users to
          enjoy free transactions.




                 EOS is Simple and Easy to Use


          Blockchain products are notorious for being complex
          and having a poor user experience. I believe that for
          blockchain to scale to the masses, it needs
          applications that can appeal to people who are not
          techy. Things like cryptographic hashes which are
          commonly used as account names will not suffice.


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