What does N mean in PHYSICS

The Nano network is powered by its blockchain technology which uses a unique block lattice architecture to enable fast and feeless transactions. Each account has its own blockchain (accountchain) equivalent to the account's transaction/balance history. To transfer funds, two consensus processes take place simultaneously in each account chain counting toward the sender’s balance being depleted and the recipient’s balance being added.

Nano offers instantaneous realtime payments with up to 7x scalability, making it extremely efficient on both energy consumption and system resources. This means faster transaction times compared to traditional cryptocurrency protocols along with low latency even when processing large transaction volumes.

First, you need to create a wallet address which can be done through various methods such as web or desktop wallets or hardware wallets. Once you have acquired your wallet address, you can purchase some Nano coins from exchanges located around the world. Finally all that's left is sending and receiving funds from other users on the network.

The Nano protocol utilizes an innovative Consensus Algorithm called Open Representative Voting (ORV), which allows users to select their own representatives (accounts that vote as their proxies). This provides further security by preventing potentially malicious actors from controlling significant portions of the network.

No! nano transactions are completely free of charge for both senders and receivers since there are no miners or fees associated with validating blocks on the network. Moreover anyone can vote without incurring any cost.

There is no preset limit for transactions made with Nanos however every transaction will consume some resources from your device depending on the size of the transaction.