What is VeChain (VET) & VeThor (VTHO)? | Should you buy VeChain (VET) or VeThor (VTHO)? - YouTube

Channel: FBE Capital

[1]
today we look at what v-chain or v-e-t
[3]
is and how it interacts with v-thor also
[5]
known as v-t-h-o
[6]
so what is v-chain well like many
[8]
altcoins v-chain is a blockchain
[10]
platform that in this case uses a
[11]
two-token design
[12]
one coin is called v-chain and the other
[14]
is the energy or gas of the platform and
[16]
this is called
[17]
v thor or vtho now in a minute i'll get
[20]
into the relationship between vet
[21]
and vtho and which one you should buy
[24]
but first let's look at what this
[25]
blockchain platform actually does
[27]
so the purpose of the vegan platform is
[28]
to enhance complex supply chain
[30]
management
[31]
and product traceability because if you
[32]
send the product from company a to
[34]
company b
[35]
you want to make sure that for instance
[36]
one the product has not been altered
[38]
during transport
[39]
and two the product is actually in
[40]
original coming from a legit factory
[43]
to ensure this feature uses small chips
[44]
and rfid tags to monitor and transmit
[47]
all important product data to a
[48]
distributed ledger making any changes to
[50]
the product visible to everyone in the
[52]
network this makes it near impossible to
[53]
corrupt the data by a single entity
[55]
and it establishes a transparent
[57]
information flow between companies
[59]
some real-world examples of this are
[61]
implemented by major international
[62]
corporations like bmw for instance who
[65]
uses v-chain to prevent people from
[66]
changing the odometer on a car
[68]
and this allows you to know the true
[70]
number of miles that were driven by that
[71]
car
[72]
another major company using v-chain is
[74]
walmart who uses v-chain to ensure that
[76]
your food is actually from the place it
[78]
claims to be
[78]
and this type of product verification
[80]
usage is exactly what
[81]
pricewaterhousecoopers is currently
[83]
offering to its clients
[84]
so to govern and use the platform you
[86]
need to use vet
[88]
and vtho coins vet is used for storing
[90]
and transferring monetary value making
[92]
it similar to most other
[94]
cryptocurrencies
[95]
in the fact that it can go way up in
[96]
value and has a limited supply of
[98]
86.7 billion coins in addition to this
[102]
holding and staking vt gives users the
[104]
ability to vote on any changes to the
[106]
platform if you want to know more on how
[108]
to make money staking vet
[109]
then check out the how to stake feed
[111]
chain video linked up here now vtho on
[113]
the other hand is the so-called gas
[115]
or energy of the v chain platform you
[117]
use vtho coins to pay for transactions
[119]
and thus the ability to read or write
[121]
data to the ledger and the amount
[122]
depends on the amount of data and the
[124]
complexity of the application
[126]
both vet and vtho can be bought on the
[128]
open market
[129]
however the beauty of the system is that
[131]
holding vet will generate you
[133]
vtho and the more vet you hold the more
[135]
vtho you generate before you continue
[137]
please like and subscribe to the channel
[139]
for more finance and banking information
[141]
so this means as more and more people
[142]
are using the vechain network the need
[144]
for vtho will go up and so will the
[146]
price of vet however you should be aware
[148]
that the price of etho is meant to be
[150]
kept reasonably stable remember that
[152]
holding and staking large amounts of vet
[154]
gives you voting power and this allows
[156]
you to vote on the amount of vtho
[158]
generated since vtho is used to pay for
[160]
all the transactions on the platform
[162]
it is in everyone's interest if vtho
[164]
remains relatively cheap you don't want
[165]
to get a bitcoin or ethereum situation
[168]
where transaction costs keep increasing
[170]
to ridiculous amounts making the network
[172]
unusable in large-scale real-world
[174]
applications
[174]
and this is exactly what the two-token
[176]
design of v-chain prevents from
[178]
occurring
[178]
so putting all of this together it's
[180]
clear that if you want to invest in
[181]
v-chain and see your investment increase
[183]
in value considerably you should buy
[185]
vet and not vtho because in the short
[187]
term vtho will still increase in value
[190]
but eventually it will be slowed down
[192]
and at some point might be actively
[193]
devalued while vet can actually keep
[195]
increasing in value depending on how
[197]
much demand there is for the v
[198]
chain platform the current v chain
[200]
network uses a consensus model to
[201]
validate all blockchain transactions and
[203]
this model is called proof of authority
[205]
which is a slight modification to the
[207]
proof of stake model now there will only
[208]
ever be 101 of these authority nodes
[211]
also known as throttheim so they are the
[213]
only ones that have actual hardware
[214]
invested in a platform being an
[216]
authority node gives you tons of
[217]
benefits however to become one you must
[219]
first have at least 25 million vet coins
[222]
afterwards you must be handpicked by the
[224]
vechain foundation to become part of the
[226]
network the major benefit of operating
[227]
the v10 platform in this way
[229]
is that you get much higher processing
[231]
speeds for all the blockchain
[232]
transactions
[233]
the downside however is that you create
[234]
a more centralized authority
[236]
in assigning users who are allowed to
[238]
process the transaction so this sort of
[240]
goes against the essence if you will of
[242]
cryptocurrencies and causes some
[243]
division in the world of crypto now the
[245]
vechain foundation has acknowledged this
[247]
flaw and is currently working on a more
[248]
randomized way of assigning authority
[250]
nodes this was the vechain explanation
[252]
please like and subscribe to the channel
[254]
for more finance and banking information