The idea behind declaring coins as "shalecoin" is to indicate whether an address has an holder or not and therefore to have an open and clean blockchain. (Concerning longterm UTXO)
- As mentioned before -
Definition of "shalecoin":
Coins with no access to the address. (Nobody has the privatekey)
If that address is a coinbase address: 1 year after mining
Other addresses: 10 years after last output transaction
Longterm holders of coins should transfer their coins to a new address within 10 years, so they wouldn't become shalecoins. All other coins with no access to the address can't be transacted to a new address and will become shalecoins after 10 years / or after 1 year if it's a coinbase address. Owners of possible computers with the ability to "hash" the privatekey would use these computers only for shalecoins. (Coins with no holder)
Then what would happen to shale coins? So, it will require holders to move or make transactions on their wallet for their coin not be considered in active?