Incubator

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Since Dec 11, 2020.

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Dev Protocol: Incubator

Incubator definition:

An enclosed apparatus providing a controlled environment for the care and protection of premature or unusually small babies.

Dev Protocol should onboard projects ourselves that are valuable from a technical and marketing aspect. Dev Protocol will then stake DEV tokens which will be an exclusive feature for the team. Emails will be sent to the incubated team on progress of incubation to encourage them to authenticate. When the team authenticates they can then withdraw rewards. Dev Protocol will burn team rewards to offset DEV generated in incubation state. This will increase the value proposition for teams to join and authenticate.

  1. Incubation follows the current market APY

  2. Incubation doesn't increase minting per block

  3. Incubation staking, by DEV team, doesn't affect APY

  4. Creator reward must equal staking reward
    4.1 If creator rewards equal staking rewards, and creator rewards are burned, then APY should remain intact.

General Technical Implementation

  1. Whitelisted pool only for team's wallet address
  2. "Oracle" that fetches current market APY to calculate rewards
  3. Burn stakers rewards upon withdrawal
  4. Incubator follows traditional specs upon authentication
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