How does the Cover Traffic App economic model work? And how are your rewards for running a node calculated?
Here’s a walkthrough of the entire model: https://t.co/BtZZ8ijrQH
We launched SafeStaking last week, creating a @Safe-r way to stake not just on HOPR but also on any other web3 token infrastructure
Today we're going to look at another project that could benefit from SafeStaking, our good frens @graphprotocol 🤝
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Cover Traffic rewards are live for all HOPR node runners who are @Safe-ly staking their tokens! 🎉
🔥Set up your HOPR Safe and node to start earning $HOPR while providing web3 users with the data privacy and autonomy Web 2.0 never did!
https://t.co/Ukx9NENj6k
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The launch of HOPR cover traffic and SafeStaking mark a major milestone, as node runners will now be paid @Safe-ly for their services directly through the HOPR protocol 💰
But why does HOPR need SafeStaking? And how does it protect your funds?
Here’s a tl;dr
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Jonathan at ADL kicked off a massive Twitter boycott campaign less than a week after the acquisition closed.
Literally nothing had changed about the site.
Our US revenue is still 60% down from that campaign, but slowly improving.
The recent global study by @ConsenSys highlights that people care too much about data privacy to simply build a decentralized web3 without first addressing the significant privacy issues we inherited from Web 2.0
Stealth addresses take the main stage in @VitalikButerin‘s privacy transition at #ETHWaterloo, but without transport layer privacy, stealth addresses can still be linked to a single source
For example, through your RPC requests, as seen on DERP
https://t.co/h2g26lLofi