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mà yên tâm gia sư ngon kg

 

tien de dau cho het?

 

han phan vừa lên cấp 7! Chúc mừng nhé

 

Well the big thing was deciding to pivot away from our previous startup, DAXIA (decentralized derivatives protocol), and go after solving the oracle problem with Tellor. After that decision it was really all about technical design and iterating on that until we came up with a solution we thought worked. What motivates us to continue is the excitement we get building something ourselves, sharing it with the world, and watching it grow from nothing. Everytime someone new joins our telegram it gives us a great boost! We would love if you joined too! https://t.me/tellor

 

We just do a constant issuance. You can read more about the discussion here: https://medium.com/@tellor/tellor-tribute-mechanisms-of-the-token-supply-growth-rate-de14dbdd72f1 . I know a lot of projects like the whole deflationary aspect of tokens, but it doesn't really make sense if the goal of your project is actual adoption. Having a token supply that's a bit more flexible can be a big boon for user and project adoption versus just the old store of value mentality

 

We choose to be very picky about who we bring on as an investor. We want investors (as well as users & miners) that believe in the future of decentralization and want to be part of the Tellor community to truly further enable decentralized and unstoppable applications. If you believe in the future of truly decentralized finance, then you can see the value of what we are enabling. And that is the community we are trying to nourish.

CPU mining at the moment. Nobody has built an ASIC or GPU miner yet.

 

Great question. The first thing is definitely that the coding part is just the easy piece. Getting the token economics down is by far the harder part and launching and getting a decentralized community around it is even harder. We originally had a system where each dataset had its own oracle, but that wasn't secure. Then we had a system where parties had to pay to read data, but unfortunately keeping data private on Ethereum without whitelisting (i.e. censorship) is difficult. Then we finally came upon the base of our design and iterated on the specifics of the variables for months, talking with devs / economists from every project that would pick up the phone (cosmos, gnosis, grin, binance dex teams, ocean protocol, consensys, just to name a few)

 

It really comes down to the fact that Ethereum has the most robust and active ecosystem for development. So we view other chains and protocols as next steps not the first step.

 

To giàng ơi its a) launching and getting a product out there (you never know what people need or want until you try) and b) maintaining your integrity throughout the process. There a lot of opportunities to do pre-sales, large scale hype events, and even market to people that likely have no interest in your actual use case and just want to flip your token, so staying true to trying to build something meaningful can be tough when other projects are walking away with quick money and a community of bag holders. Every project that has compromised on decentralization or given in to the fast route of meaningless partnerships isn't here for the long run even if they do have their moments in the sun

 

So you can dispute any value that miners place on chain (for a fee). If a value is disputed, the stake of the miner can be slashed determined by a vote of Tellor Tribute token holders. Votes are weighted by the amount of Tellor Tributes held by the voter.

 

The total supply is low because we just launched! We mint 27.5 tokens roughly every 10 minutes, so its increasing, but with no premine, its just a feature that the supply is so low. With no premine and an instantly unlocked token supply it really gives investors the guarantee that the team won't double the circulating supply in a day when tokens unlock. Granted it does make it difficult to get listed on exchanges that require a certain number of tokens...but with time those problems will be just memories

 

The miner would need to stake 1000 Tributes to be allowed to compete in solving POW and submitting the value requested.

 

This is a question for all of crypto and decentralized networks. We as an entire community need to focus more on usability, UI/UX, delivering on use-cases, traction within our own community. For main stream outsiders to adopt decentralized blockchain networks they need to first see it work for our own communites, DeFi can lead this charge because we think its the “killer app” use case for Ethereum.

We are coming up on an hour - I dont think we have time to collect more questions but if there are any specific questions you think we missed we’d be happy to wrap up the AMA with those. Otherwise we think we covered everything!

 

Yes, I already much appreciate your answers and dedication for this AMA!

 

Defi is just the big use case in our mind for the decentralized world. Since blockchains are slow and expensive, natually only high value transactions will lead the way on these networks, the highest value transactions likely being the large financial ones. In the field too, we think we're really all alone. There are alot of general purpose oracles (link, augur, band), but none that are focusing on getting high value and secure data. There's a big difference between allowing any smart contract to query offchain data (the problem many oracles are trying to solve) vs just getting the EOD bitcoin price (an easier problem to make secure). The other oracles were trying to do too much in our mind which is why their struggling to get usage and/or actually launch in a decentralized fashion

 

Ethereum is currently the most widely used blockchain. We are starting where the users are but we definitely will be building on other chains as they become more decentralized and offer a broader set of opcodes, including Binance Dex.

 

Its an open system! You're free to request any numeric data. Right now we defaulted to pulling Binance values (have to show some support)

 

Okay everyone I think we covered it all! Thank you for the great questions. We are committed to enable the decentralized space to keep growing and bringing applications to be used now. Here are some links of where you can keep tabs on us:Website: https://www.tellor.io/Whitepaper: https://www.tellor.io/whitepaper/Github: https://github.com/tellor-io/TellorCoreAudit by Certik: www.tellor.io/audit Twitter: https://twitter.com/WeAreTellorDiscord: http://discord.gg/n7drGjhTelegram: https://t.me/tellorchannelMedium: https://medium.com/@tellorTellor is on Mainnet!