Are there any limits to how much CPU or NET resources can be used on an account on the EOS blockchain?
Yes, there are limits to how much CPU and NET resources can be used on an account on the EOS blockchain.
The amount of CPU and NET resources available to an account is determined by the amount of EOS tokens staked for CPU and NET resources. The more EOS tokens staked, the more CPU and NET resources are available to the account. The maximum amount of CPU and NET resources that can be used by an account is determined by the total amount of EOS tokens staked for CPU and NET resources across all accounts on the network.
This means that if all accounts on the network stake their maximum amount of EOS tokens for CPU and NET resources, then no single account can use more than its allocated share of those resources. In addition, there are also limits in place to prevent malicious actors from overloading the network with too many transactions or requests. These limits are designed to ensure that all users have access to a fair share of network resources, while also preventing any single user from monopolizing those resources.
