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Qwertycoin Whitepaper
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Cover Page
Credits
Index
Introduction
Vision
Vision
Blockchain Development Roadmap
Exchange Listing and Pricing Strategies
Consensus
[Outdated] CryptoNote Proof of Work
Egalitarian Proof of Work (EPoW)
Transition from PoW to PoS
Egalitarian Proof of Stake (EPoS) - Hybrid PoS/dPoS
Egalitarian Proof of Service (EPoSe) - Hybrid EPoW/EPoS
Scalability
Genesis Reference Block (GRB)
Consolidation
Pruning
Blockchain Governance
FATF Compliance
10% Governance Fee
Community Voting
DeFi Tranasactions
Time Locked Transaction (TLT)
Long Term Staking (LTS)
On-Chain Trade (OCT)
Smart Contracts
Multi-Signature
NFT(Non Fungible Token)
Features
LMDB (Lightening Memory Mapped Database)
Future Directions
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Community Voting
Last Updated 2020-08-04
Currently, QWC uses an online voting system here.
The notion behind our voting system is not about equal right for everyone. It is about how much members are willing to spend on decisions they want to influence. So yes, you will have to spend your coins to voice your opinion and there is no minimum nor maximum number of coins one can vote.
This type of voting is more democratic because the power that can influence decisions does not stay within one person or group over time. Everyone has to earn the rights.
QWC team (a centralized body that consists of a group of people who volunteer to provide services) reflects the decisions of QWC community through a community voting system. All QWC members can participate in making community-wide decisions.
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