Nevertheless, the core team is creating a unique set of in-house protocols to ensure a strong foundation for a web3 economy.
The main economic drivers are FIN & ORCA π³
2/ While ORCA is designated to capture considerable market shares due to its unique design and proven use case of liquidations, the focus has been set on FIN, as it offers an immediate use and market fit as an on-chain orderbook π―
I am proud to announce that we entered the active validator set on @InjectiveLabs π₯· You can stake your precious $INJ with us, nINJas!
And what a pleasing place next to our friends @stakecito π€
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1/ As you know, we are trying to expand our Cosmos network to keep contributing as a community validator, which lives the spirit of web3.
A special thank you goes to @InjectiveLabs, giving us the chance to prove our technical knowledge & engagement with an initial delegation.
2/ With my partner and friends @daic_capital, we will contribute to the growing ecosystem of @InjectiveLabs and support the process of decentralization of the current set.
Look forward to more pieces on an ecosystem that I had very long on my personal list!
1/ I think I do not need to review what happened to the chain in May. Three significant events are relevant:
1. Staking was disabled on Classic to prevent an attack as so much $LUNA was minted. 2. The mint/burn between UST and LUNA was disabled. 3. A new chain was bootstrapped.
2/ Since then, the Classic chain was basically left behind by TFL, which facilitated all the implementations pre-crash.
Is this cool? For sure not. Might there be legal implications for this? I don't know. But for sure, the chain seems to have no future under these conditions.
The new @terra_money governance proposal 870, "Validator minimum commission update," is discussed controversially.
As a validator, my partner @daic and I decided to vote "No".
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1/ The commission is the primary revenue stream for validators that have the task of running and securing the network.
This economic incentive is needed to offset the infrastructure cost of the network nodes. And as you know, I see it as a way to even cross-fund my content.
2/ Thus, economically, there is a need for a commission. Without commissions, the validator would subsidize the network and run at a loss.
As for ourselves, some entities validate multiple chains & use earnings from other networks to be more aggressive in attracting funds.