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Withdrawn to give time for discussions to conclude on Slack.

TIP: 0029
Authors: Azad Halim
Status: Withdrawn 
Type: Informational
Created: 2018-10-25

Abstract

This TIP is dependent on the approval/passing of either TIP 24 or the equivalent TIP 28 (Provision 1).

Octagon Labs proposes that a cap is introduced on any single entity or team at an agreed percentage share of the Telos Founders’ Reward Pool of 12 million tokens.

Motivation

Since its conception back in July 2018, the Telos project attracted a large number of contributors to Good Block's excellent initiative.

TIP 24 recognises this fact and aims to reward those additional contributors for their hard work but falls short of it's objective by not taking into account the current slicing-pie model.

Rational

Of the estimated total number of 300 million Telos tokens, 18 million is to be awarded to contributers who have worked tirelessly on the succesful launch of the Telos Blockchain Network.

  • 100% of the 18 million tokens is equivilent to 6% of the total supply.
  • 75% of 18 million tokens is equivalent to 4.5% of the total supply.
  • 66% of 18 million tokens is equivalent to 4.0% of the total supply.
  • 50% of 18 million tokens is equivalent to 3.0% of the total supply.

The rational for creating Telos is to provide a DPoS network where token holders are given a second opportunity for the EOS community to participate more effectively and establish a wider circle of trust through fairer distribution.

I encourage all Telos launch controibuters to apply the spirit of "fair distribution" to themselves as well as others, as the launch date approaches, to start with a trustworthy foundation for future Telos participents to build on.

Discussion

The Telos Launch Group to consider the above example percentages and agree on a limit/cap per entity on the share of the Telos Founders' Reward Pool.

(Discussion period is open.)

Copyright

This document is in the public domain.