Governance vs. Consensus
I had a hard time keeping these two terms straight at first because they're highly related. Governance can
Modular upgradeability (aka no hard forks)
Blockchains need to be upgraded from time to time. Once they're turned on in the real world, they&
Koinsensus is coming
For blockchains, the consensus algorithm is how you keep all the different computers in the network honest. You might have
15% inflation
At launch, the supply of Koin will inflate by (at most) 15% per year (so, up to 15 million Koin
Reader follow up: "receiver pays mana"
A fellow list member replied yesterday with a couple great questions (shared with permission)
Could you expand a bit on
Receiver pays mana
If you're a developer (or company) making a decentralized (read: blockchain) app today, people have to pay fees
Mana delegation & podcast is live!
If you don't own any Koin, you may still want to interact with the blockchain (eventually, this will
Mana Monday
Koinos is free to use because of the mana system. If you have 1 Koin then you have 1 Mana,
Why aren't other blockchains fee-less?
When you use Ethereum, you have to pay "gas fees" -- which makes it sound like you'
Koinos = common
I used to think Koinos meant Koin operating system. It makes sense, but it actually means "common" (in