Quote from: kushti on June 10, 2015, 03:24:03 PM

In the fourth place, I would like to see any details on pools forming in the decentralized environment & cheating evidence publishing.

Pool forming can be based on a few simple rules. The goal is to limit the total number of pools and make stakes spread evenly among the pools. 1. Multiple pools can sign a block. 2. The maximum number of pool signatures a block can take is capped, for example at 20. 3. The reward coins a pool can get from one block is capped, for example at 5%. 4. The winning block is the one with the most stakes. The miners can join pools freely and a miner gets his reward from the pool he joined. Since each miner is after max reward, there will be 20 pools and each pool will have roughly 5% stakes at the end.

With the above rules the 20 pools will sign every block in the blockchain. In the ideal situation each block gets 100% stake voting. To prevent double-voting, each pool can only sign only one block at the same height. In case of a fork, a pool can sign either branch but not both. If a pool is caught signing 2 blocks at the same height the pool owner's stake is destroyed with the 2 signatures at the same height as evidence.