If I am a data provider, what will happen to my data if my account has been deleted?
Hello! HARA data exchange supports the rights to rectification and erasure. Data providers are in absolute control of their data sets. When an account is deleted in the platform, private keys will be destroyed, implying loss of corresponding and encrypted data. Also, they will lose the ability to exchange but they still retain full control of their data.
To learn more about this, you can check our whitepaper.
Thanks for the reply! By the way, I read the whitepaper. It says there that there is a staking balance, how much is the minimum staked balance for me to maintain and access the platform? What will happen if I go below the maintaining balance? Just curious
Thanks for asking that. In order to maintain their accounts and get access to the platform, stakeholders need to have a minimum staked balance. The minimum balance allows them to receive push notifications on any activities in the platform. Each notification will reduce their staked token balance. Notifications can be customized to allow stakeholders to choose what they want to receive, including relevant bounties, solicitations, and data set updates. Once the staking balance is below the minimum level, the account goes dormant. The account will be given a grace period and then ultimately will be frozen if no more activity is recorded. This allows the platform to differentiate between active and dormant accounts. The minimum staked balance will change depending on the overall usage of the platform and will fluctuate accordingly.
