Topic: [ANN][ICO]⚡ Metahash - cryptocurrency for decentralized apps⚡ - page 44. (Read 63647 times)
Could you descibe in details, what is it MultiPoS?
What are you defined as Trust then you are talking about nodes?
#MetaHash network implements the node's confidence factor defined as Trust. Trust is uses as weighting factor in role assignment and voting influence.
Number of trust affects the operation of the network?
Its value depends on the duration of node's operation in network, node's perfomance, abscence of network failures and errors occuried due to this node.
Each node obtains a Trust factor between 0.01 and 1.
Trust is increased by 0.005 units every 24
hours during reward calculation when all transactions are validated correctly, and decreased
by 0.05 in case of network degradation or by 0.5 in case of incorrect validation of a transaction
immediately after detection.
What are you defined as Trust then you are talking about nodes?
#MetaHash network implements the node's confidence factor defined as Trust. Trust is uses as weighting factor in role assignment and voting influence.
Number of trust affects the operation of the network?
Its value depends on the duration of node's operation in network, node's perfomance, abscence of network failures and errors occuried due to this node.
Each node obtains a Trust factor between 0.01 and 1.
What are you defined as Trust then you are talking about nodes?
#MetaHash network implements the node's confidence factor defined as Trust. Trust is uses as weighting factor in role assignment and voting influence.
Number of trust affects the operation of the network?
Its value depends on the duration of node's operation in network, node's perfomance, abscence of network failures and errors occuried due to this node.
Each node obtains a Trust factor between 0.01 and 1.
What are you defined as Trust then you are talking about nodes?
#MetaHash network implements the node's confidence factor defined as Trust. Trust is uses as weighting factor in role assignment and voting influence.
Number of trust affects the operation of the network?
Its value depends on the duration of node's operation in network, node's perfomance, abscence of network failures and errors occuried due to this node.
What are you defined as Trust then you are talking about nodes?
#MetaHash network implements the node's confidence factor defined as Trust. Trust is uses as weighting factor in role assignment and voting influence.
Number of trust affects the operation of the network?
Its value depends on the duration of node's operation in network, node's perfomance, abscence of network failures and errors occuried due to this node.
What are you defined as Trust then you are talking about nodes?
#MetaHash network implements the node's confidence factor defined as Trust. Trust is uses as weighting factor in role assignment and voting influence.
Number of trust affects the operation of the network?
What are you defined as Trust then you are talking about nodes?
#MetaHash network implements the node's confidence factor defined as Trust. Trust is uses as weighting factor in role assignment and voting influence.
What are you defined as Trust then you are talking about nodes?
Seems like quite an interesting projects. Dapps is of very high demand today. But what are your main advantages over the numerous competitors in this field, for example OPEN platform?
any minimum amount of MHC to delegate?
No minimum. The idea is you set up a node and ask people to trust you and delegate to you. Once you gain votes you take good care to protect your node. If you re-delegate your coins from one fair node to another - you don ‘t loose trust. The system is meant that you never risk your coins but risk several month of rewards so you pick delegates carefully
how do we actually vote? Do we put our MHC at certain node for certain period of time? We get additional MHC if our node get rewards and lost our MHC if otherwise?
There will be an interface to delegate coins to a certain address of the node. Just like sending a tx, but without sending coins
If a node looses trust, delegation is cancelled and you have to delegate again
So you don’t lose coins, but you do loose some rewards until your coins gain trust on another node
To gain 100% trust takes 6 month. So after 6 month you start getting maximum possible rewards.
any minimum amount of MHC to delegate?
No minimum. The idea is you set up a node and ask people to trust you and delegate to you. Once you gain votes you take good care to protect your node. If you re-delegate your coins from one fair node to another - you don ‘t loose trust. The system is meant that you never risk your coins but risk several month of rewards so you pick delegates carefully
how do we actually vote? Do we put our MHC at certain node for certain period of time? We get additional MHC if our node get rewards and lost our MHC if otherwise?
any minimum amount of MHC to delegate?
No minimum. The idea is you set up a node and ask people to trust you and delegate to you. Once you gain votes you take good care to protect your node. If you re-delegate your coins from one fair node to another - you don ‘t loose trust. The system is meant that you never risk your coins but risk several month of rewards so you pick delegates carefully
any minimum amount of MHC to delegate?
Do you plan to develop a web version of your client?
It's not planned, like the plug-in to the browser, however, the community can make it themselves. We consider a web client not secure enough
hmmm... not quite sure...let's say, your closest competitor, they have such a design implemented, there is no binding to a specific PC
we will not, but can't prevent anyone from implementing a web client
btw, what is wrong with the current client?
oh no, it's fine I mean to perform actions without using a client?
You can now send the transaction to the network without using MG for this, and get data from the network too
would you mind to clarify?
the MG code is laid out on the GitHub, and there is also a console example
Do you plan to develop a web version of your client?
It's not planned, like the plug-in to the browser, however, the community can make it themselves. We consider a web client not secure enough
hmmm... not quite sure...let's say, your closest competitor, they have such a design implemented, there is no binding to a specific PC
we will not, but can't prevent anyone from implementing a web client
btw, what is wrong with the current client?
oh no, it's fine I mean to perform actions without using a client?
You can now send the transaction to the network without using MG for this, and get data from the network too
would you mind to clarify?
Do you plan to develop a web version of your client?
It's not planned, like the plug-in to the browser, however, the community can make it themselves. We consider a web client not secure enough
hmmm... not quite sure...let's say, your closest competitor, they have such a design implemented, there is no binding to a specific PC
we will not, but can't prevent anyone from implementing a web client
btw, what is wrong with the current client?
oh no, it's fine I mean to perform actions without using a client?
You can now send the transaction to the network without using MG for this, and get data from the network too
Do you plan to develop a web version of your client?
It's not planned, like the plug-in to the browser, however, the community can make it themselves. We consider a web client not secure enough
hmmm... not quite sure...let's say, your closest competitor, they have such a design implemented, there is no binding to a specific PC
we will not, but can't prevent anyone from implementing a web client
btw, what is wrong with the current client?
oh no, it's fine I mean to perform actions without using a client?
Do you plan to develop a web version of your client?
It's not planned, like the plug-in to the browser, however, the community can make it themselves. We consider a web client not secure enough
hmmm... not quite sure...let's say, your closest competitor, they have such a design implemented, there is no binding to a specific PC
we will not, but can't prevent anyone from implementing a web client
btw, what is wrong with the current client?
Do you plan to develop a web version of your client?
It's not planned, like the plug-in to the browser, however, the community can make it themselves. We consider a web client not secure enough
hmmm... not quite sure...let's say, your closest competitor, they have such a design implemented, there is no binding to a specific PC
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