Zenon is different.
In Bitcoin miners compete with miners for coinbase.
Users compete with users for blockspace via transaction fees.
Bitcoin game theory is pvp.
Zenon is different.
Validators share the coinbase.
Users share the network traffic via plasma.
Zenon game theory is pve.
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I think posting regularly, preferably daily, with the Zenon account is pretty mandatory in terms of marketing. Considering the account has been delegated to 4 or 5 people it should be fairly doable for each person to come up with 2 tweets a week, that way you'd have content everyday.
There is a perception in the industry that the project has been soft-rugged, which I guess is accurate to some degree, there are different viewpoints one can take on this, but objectively it is an open source project anybody can contribute to.
The crypto industry is very noisy, capturing attention bandwidth depends on your particular niche - meme coin marketing differs from L1 marketing.
I think rather than amplifying your noise to be louder than everybody else you just need to change the channel and find another frequency.
The project does not conform to the conventional checkbox list of requirements that are supposed to make a project look legit. Most of the projects that attempt to virtue signal these trust flags the hardest are the biggest nothing burgers anyway.
To me, the intentional or unintentional rejection of these 'industry requirements' are either a sign of genuineness or incompetence, guess you need to make up your own mind on that one.
In conclusion if your desire is to market then you need decide to what end?
If you want to people to buy the coin then you will probably be very frustrated.
If on the other hand you like the project, all you need to do is to talk about it.
Personally I would consider that a suboptimal outcome, as you would then also be incorporating the limitations of the lightning network.
Considering the inscription of the taproot block one would assume that it is integral to the interoperability.
Lightning has got taproot assets for a token ecosystem and Momentum network has the ZTS standard.
The Momentum network is a ground up design focused on scalability and usability that has the benefit of hindsight and the freedom of a new paradigm.
A symbiotic dual-coin economy in the Momentum Network consists of Zenon and Quasar, which create a network dynamic that drives Momentum.
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The Accelerator-Z contract can be triggered to release funds by a council of pillar nodes.
Requests for funding can be submitted via a proposal through the Syrius wallet interface. Pillar operators will deliberate on the value of the proposal and cast their vote.
Accelerator-Z is an entirely on-chain funding mechanism intended to hyper thread development and contributions.
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In the Zenon Alphanet there are 5 major network participants that are incentivized via the emissions.
24% of the daily minted ZNN are designated towards Pillars as voting rewards. Pillars may set and pass on the rewards in return for delegation votes. The more delegations a Pillar has the higher their rank.
As a delegator one needs to hold ZNN and choose a Pillar node. The ZNN you hold on this account will be delegated but still available to you and you receive a portion of the daily minted ZNN.
This can be done on a per address basis, and there are no locking conditions. For more stats visit
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In the Zenon Alphanet there are 5 major network participants that are incentivized via the emissions.
Pillars are the keystone of the Zenon Network, producing and validating Momentums. They have a governance roll and seek to represent community interests via delegation weight.
50% of the daily ZNN emissions are dedicated to incentivizing Pillar nodes.
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In the Zenon Alphanet there are 5 major network participants that are incentivized via the emissions.
Staking enables users to lock ZNN in a contract and receive QSR daily.
The contract time interval is 30 days and requires to lock for a minimum of 1 month and maximum of 12 months.
Locking for longer adds more weight to your stake, effectively adding a multiplier bonus.
Weighted Stake =
Stake * (1 + (Lock Period - 1 ) / 12)
The protocol emits 5000 QSR a day from which 50% is allocated to the staking pool.
More stats found at https://t.co/RR32NKywyY
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In the Zenon Alphanet there are 5 major network participants that are incentivized via emissions.
The Orbital Contract provides a protocol-level contract to incentivize Cross-chain interoperability.
25% of QSR and 13% of ZNN of the daily emissions get allocated towards rewarding liquidity allocators.
More stats at https://t.co/RR32NKywyY
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In the Zenon Alphanet there are 5 major network participants that are incentivized via emissions.
The Sentinel Contract requires the locking of 5000 ZNN and 50,000 QSR.
The Sentinel pool receives 25% of the Quasar emissions and 13% of Zenon emissions daily.
Find more stats at https://t.co/RR32NKywyY
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The Zenon and Quasar supply is created daily via the network emissions and distributed to network participants at a rate of 4,320 ZNN and 5,000 QSR.
It is of note that the only way to acquire tokens (apart from the resale on exchanges) has been through incentivized network participation.
There are no vested tokens for the team or seed round investors, no pre sale tokens. Every token in circulation was produced by a node and participant in service of the protocol.
Perhaps it may not even be hyperbolic to state that Zenon and Quasar have the purest markets in the entire industry.
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