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I think that one of the RC usages that will grow A LOT in the near future are services and automated tools related to gaming (mainly Splinterlands, obviously), like Auto-Rentals and Bots. Those tools allows a single human being to manage thousands of accounts and, thus, using way more Resource Credits and doing way more transactions than it would be expected for a single person.

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    That is true although I will say that is, from what I understand, the less expensive way to go. If they use Custom JSONs, that costs less than a comment or post.

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        I presume they're using Custom JSONs, yes. But, for example, a single human can manage 500 accounts on a bot that plays 50 matches per day. Each transaction can cost less than a comment, but a human doesn't make 25,000 comments per day, but he'll be doing (throught the bot) 25,000 splinterlands matches per day

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          That is true but a CUSTOM JSON is a lot more efficient then a comment. So yes the bot load is way more but the impact not as much on an individual basis.

          Get 25K people making 10 Threads a day and we will see something really interesting.

          Going to be fun to see how it all turns out.

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               2 years ago 

              I see, it makes sense. In the end, the blockchain have plenty of space to grow on both sides: on the social media aspect, and on the gaming/automated tools side :D

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