{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"What are the size limitations for account data in a blockchain?","a":"There are limitations on the size of account data in blockchain, but the specific limitations depend on the blockchain platform and technology being used. Generally, the blockchain system places a certain limit on the data storage capacity of each account to ensure the security and stability of the system. For example,  on a blockchain platform such as Ethereum, the limit on account data size is approximately 100 bytes. This means that the amount of data stored per account is limited, making it unsuitable for storing large amounts of data. However, emerging blockchain technologies such as Filecoin and IPFS adopt distributed storage solutions, which can significantly increase the storage capacity of account data. In summary, the limitations on account data size in blockchain vary depending on the platform and technology being used."}]}],"pr":"5505efa5fa7a775ead24599700d7d18ae2e7147089ec4c72b45a6aca5489ab66"}