Dapp Ⅱ
summary
Everipedia imports 5.5 million English Wikipedia pages and runs about 1.3 million monthly users with 60,000 returning readers while operating a centralized site and a blockchain site that will replace it. Articles live on IPFS for article storage with hashes recorded on EOS where C++ smart contracts handle an article module, a token module and governance. Token specifics: 10 billion IQ initial supply, test reward 10 IQ every 30 minutes, editors get 80% of rewards, voters 20%, a 0.1% transfer fee, and IQ token staking (21 days) with slashing that lengthens lockups.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:26Metadata Tags
- 2:47History in Traction
- 5:07Key Events
- 7:11How Do Dap Solve the Problem
- 10:43Proof of Stake
- 12:15Why Are We Using Ip Fs
- 15:56Inflation
- 16:36Self-Sustainability
- 22:56Editing and Curation
- 25:10Common Criticisms
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