Re: [ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo ICO - Zcash Zero Knowledge Privacy Secured by Bitcoin
Important note for KMD voters
Pay attention to the Notary Node candidates subsidy percentage!
Notary Nodes are paid monthly. The rate is 500$ per month. This includes the mined KMD, so $500 minus (KMD mined x Marketprice) = BTC payment.
Notary Node operators can lower their subsidy to be paid less, as most servers with the required specs don't cost 500$ per month.
By doing so, Komodo will save BTC! This BTC can be used for marketing/promotion, future development, etc. for the Komodo Platform.
thanks, xrobesx
https://www.komodoelection.com/candidates/xrobesx/
Pay attention to the Notary Node candidates subsidy percentage!
Notary Nodes are paid monthly. The rate is 500$ per month. This includes the mined KMD, so $500 minus (KMD mined x Marketprice) = BTC payment.
Notary Node operators can lower their subsidy to be paid less, as most servers with the required specs don't cost 500$ per month.
By doing so, Komodo will save BTC! This BTC can be used for marketing/promotion, future development, etc. for the Komodo Platform.
thanks, xrobesx
https://www.komodoelection.com/candidates/xrobesx/
Valid points!
Also having a lower subsidy will allow for more notary nodes being run in the region.
If average subsidy among those elected is 50% (or lower) in a region a whopping 16 nodes could become elected.
If it is 100%, only 8 nodes will be up and running.
Probably we will end up somewhere in between 8-16 in each region.
I would not advice looking solely on subsidy % though.
Being able to keep your node up to date consistently with mining, notarizing, ratifying and helping each other out is important too.
And sometimes a quality host comes with a cost, you decide what's important.
I also like xrobesx's perspective on the subsidy percentage. Although, you do make a very good counter point about having to pay up for a quality notary node operator. With that said though, I still think 75% or $375 should be ample payment for a quality node.
We're in the infancy stages though, so I'm sure it will all work itself out
