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HCLivess

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Quote from: bathrobehero on April 11, 2016, 03:57:16 AM

If by best if you mean the fairest then no ICO, no premine but a small percentage of every block (say 0.5%) automatically going to a dev fund address.
That should keep the devs motivated.

Thank you, I am looking for a model for my own design and taking things into consideration. I don't want to make it too bloated or complicated, but the model you are suggesting might be the best option. However I don't know if I should send fees in transactions, because this means 1 fee tx per every 1 tx... with all the signing etc

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What about Community Funding?

For example Monero´s Forum Funding System?

That is even fairer then that Masternode funding scheme where the blockchain pays its defs ( which is at a long time view the same as an premine only devs have to keep the coin alive ), because its actuall users that pay.

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ICO? Not even once.

If by best if you mean the fairest then no ICO, no premine but a small percentage of every block (say 0.5%) automatically going to a dev fund address.
That should keep the devs motivated.

Maybe the amount and duration of the dev fee should be changeable with a voting system (for example by masternodes owners).

HCLivess

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Hi, what do you consider the best crypto dev funding model?

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