JAM & DOT DAOism
summary
JAM is a collective computer that enforces hard resource limits: it exposes 341 cores and roughly ~20 million kilobytes of footprint (about 20 GB), requires validators to run ~48 GB-class hardware, and supports continuous execution plus global parallelization and synchronous composition the Polkadot parachain model cannot match. DOT DAO necessarily holds JAM access tokens on launch and must onboard validators and services; a concrete proposal is to reserve 50% of footprint and slowly release the rest into public ownership.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to JAM
- 2:58JAM architecture concepts
- 7:48Hardware and resource limits
- 10:00Access tokens and permissions
- 12:34DOT DAO and network launch
- 14:51JAM vs. parachain capabilities
- 22:05Economic strategies for JAM
- 29:29The proposed distribution
- 30:27Fireside chat and Q&A
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