In October 2021, @BNBCHAIN introduced a new mechanism called the #Binance Evolution Protocol—BEP-95.
The BEP-95 mechanism burns $BNB token, aiming to add more value and make its tokenomics more dynamic. The question is, how does it work? (1/9)
@BNBCHAIN BEP-95 burns transaction fees on #BNBChain. The system collects the gas fees and directs them to two different smart contracts: The “System Reward Contract” and the “ValidatorSet Contract.” (2/9)
@BNBCHAIN The System Reward Contract holds a maximum of 100 BNB. 1/16 of gas fees are transferred to this contract until the #BNB holding reaches the maximum amount. System Reward Contract funds are used for “cross-chain package subsidies.” (3/9)
@BNBCHAIN All other gas fees are in the ValidatorSet Contract, which shares it with validators on #BNBChain.
Now that we understand both smart contracts, how is the burning process carried out? (4/9)
@BNBCHAIN BEP-95 burning mechanism functions with the burnRatio variable set in the ValidatorSet contract.
After every block completion, a validator will sign a transaction to initiate the deposit function to transfer the gas fee to the smart contracts. (5/9)
@BNBCHAIN The deposit function contains the burning logic formula: burnRatio * gasFee. This indicates that the sum will be transferred to the burn address. Binance decided to keep the burnRatio at 10%.
This means that 10% of gas fees will be burnt. (6/9)
@BNBCHAIN Validators on @BNBCHAIN can vote to change the burnRatio percentage based on their amount of staked BNB.
Every community member can create a proposal for Validators to review and vote by depositing a minimum of 2000 $BNB. Users’ #BNB is returned after voting ends. (7/9)
@BNBCHAIN BEP-95 is an interesting mechanism designed to reduce the supply of #BNB tokens and increase their value. The unique feature is also key for more decentralization of the network.
While BEP-95 is a game-changing idea, it also depends on users’ activity on the network. (8/9)
@BNBCHAIN There you have it! A short explanation about #BNBChain’s real-time burning mechanism.
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Despite the lack of principal authority, cryptocurrency networks can be upgraded.
However, one of two different mechanisms is needed — "hard forks" and "soft forks.”
Before we get carried away, let's clarify what a blockchain fork is: 🧵 (1/9)
Let's first explain what a software fork is. Forks occur when software is copied and modified.
The original project will still exist, but separately. The new software usually has a different concept.
Thus… (2/9)
A blockchain fork involves copying and altering an existing blockchain to create a new one with its own path.
Several open-source projects used blockchain forks before Bitcoin and Ethereum became popular.
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