in earlier announcements i remember that supernodes were categorized as Proxy Supernode, Miner Supernode & Full Supernode and required stakings 50.000 / 150.000 / 250.000 or so... In these examples in what purpose were proxy supernode or miner supernode created for? Because i see that announcement says only full supernodes (the one with highest staking) can receive commission from transaction fees and POS fees.
Now, with new 4-levels of supernodes, transaction fees and POS fees will be shared with all supernodes? or only full supernodes will get the commission?
I know, there's a sample showing possible earnings with estimated transaction amounts/day . But it's still unclear for me whether Masternodes / Tiers receive transaction fees - not RTA in POS, i mean transfers between wallets, will all MNs receive transaction fee commissions?
if the answer is yes, now who receives transaction fee, while masternodes inactive?
if the answer is no, does it mean we should wait for active POS points to become widespread to get reasonable earnings via masternodes (i guess it is, and not before 1 year at least, considering current roadmap) ?
Thanks,
An example ;
An owner run a store with 20 point of sales/payment terminals.
The network of all point of sales does not have direct access to the internet and are fenced as internal network.
The point of sales are connected to back office systems ( DB`s, AD , DNS and more ) .
The proxy super node is one of these satellite systems .
In lieu of allowing all the point of sales direct access , the IT dept will install one proxy node. The proxy node then will be allowed communication to the outside world in oder to participate in the blockchain .
This provide a more secure structure , and is somewhat similar/identical for Internet proxy egress ( and other centralized systems , such as SCCM for patch deployments/application deliveries and etc.. )
Hope this answer your question .