RE: Initial Community Roadmap for the Blurt Blockchain

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Initial Community Roadmap for the Blurt Blockchain

in witness-category •  last year 

I hear you on the fact that once given it is hard to take back, but we seem to both agree that witnesses that are lower ranked need more pay subsidy.

How about the idea of shifting some of the DAO inflows rather to BP Stakeholders as an incetive to powerup Blurt, we only have a 2.2% staking APR which is competitively low across most stake-based chains where double digits are even common.

I would add a condition that to earn the APR you need to vote for at least one witness to participate in chain security, non-voting stake is worthless to security and should not get APR rewards.

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I agree regarding the 2.2% staking APR, and I really appreciate the idea of gamification/investment in governance actions that unlock benefits for those who actively participate with their voice in the life of the blockchain 👍

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i agree with gamification idea. People like to be rewarded and appreciated for their contribution. It just works - endorphins and the reward center.

From the investor level, I do not agree with this idea. Anyone who has bought even 1 BLURT on the market should have proportionally same return on investment as millionaires.

Let's activate "vote staking", currently, accounts that have Blurt Power and do not vote, lose their curation rewards because vote value reaches 100% and stops. Let it go to 500% or even 1000%+. This solution should eliminate vote trading services, reduce spam and encourage everyone to Power Up


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  ·  last year  ·  

Hi, can you clarify which idea you don’t agree with, there may have been a misunderstanding.

I am with you that every Blurt holder should earn the same rate regardless of how much they hold.

What I was saying is that currently anyone that has powered up (staked) BP is earning 2.2% APR which is currently lower than bank and treasury interest rates for a far riskier speculative investment, we could redirect 50% of DAO inflation to help increase this to be more competitive.

But I would like a stake-voting system where users only earn APR on their stake if they help secure the chain with at the very least one witness vote, stake that isn’t securing the chain should not earn staking rewards.

Could you elaborate on the higher vote power and how it would eliminate vote trading? I’m just thinking “bottled up” super votes could be used as an attack vector to boost content to the top of trending that otherwise shouldn’t have been there, it also reduces the need to purchase BP to propell content to higher visibility as you can purchase less and wait for VP to build up to 1000+ % and then supervote.

  ·  last year  ·  

I don't know if this is what Mariusz meant, but Supervote has its +.

Less spam - if someone spams for votes anyway, instead of posting crap and random photos every day for money, they will only spam every week.

Greater opportunity to reward very good content. Everyone has probably come across an article on which they would be happy to allocate even the equivalent of 10 of their votes from the entire day, when most of the content is at a level that makes it a shame to vote at all.

Gems, on the other hand, come along so rarely and are passed on between people as good content for so long that the 7-day billing period for such articles is a sin, because if they were to earn money for views, they would earn money for a year or longer. The possibility of rewarding such content with a larger voice should also exist in some way.

Decrease in fake activity in favor of real activity.

And I think it doesn't end there.

  ·  last year  ·  

Gems, on the other hand, come along so rarely and are passed on between people as good content for so long that the 7-day billing period for such articles is a sin...

Yep, this is a real concern, as many posts don't have a 7-day lifespan and can keep/gain interest over time. This is currently a handicap when compared with what the social web2 has to offer.

  ·  last year  ·  

Basically, I have an idea how to solve it, but I don't know what it looks like from a technical perspective... does the blockchain somehow record votes allocated after the settlement time or is it just a frontend?


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  ·  last year  ·  

Every vote is recorded within the blockchain through a vote_operation transaction, even those made after the 7-day window. You can see an example I just made here: https://blocks.blurtwallet.com/#/b/34837139

The only difference lies in the value of the Rshares of the vote, as illustrated by the upvote I just gave to your Post financing... that is 10 days old: https://blocks.blurtwallet.com/#/@khrom-proposals/post-financing-blurt-promotion-proposal-2023-11-11-eng-pl. The value of the Rshares is 0

  ·  last year  ·  

Like @megadrive, I believe there has been a misunderstanding. The goal is not to charge something extra to gain more, but we must recognize that involving people in governance has not been very successful. Without a counterpart or incentive, people find it challenging to engage in governance. That's why I think gamifying the process could be beneficial. However, if an investor doesn't want to participate in something free, there's not much we can do for them. This concern, I believe, applies more to small investors than large ones, as the latter are more attentive and responsive to governance and its involvement.

Similarly, I would be very interested if you could further elaborate on the "vote staking" theme. At first glance, I don't see a direct connection with spam reduction, or with trading services and its potential elimination. Regarding the latter, I currently only see the removal of the delegation system, which could have significantly detrimental collateral effects. Therefore, I am keenly interested in exploring alternative avenues for addressing these concerns.