EOS blockchain launches transferable RAM feature

EOS has launched transferable RAM, making the network process more efficient. Transferable RAM is a new feature of EOS that allows users to transfer RAM between accounts without paying any fees. Technically, the new RAM management tool will be accessible through the RAM utility application. It provides the basic functions of EOS RAM management, including purchasing RAM for any account, selling RAM to recover EOS, transferring RAM to other accounts, and burning RAM to remove it from circulation.

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