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Cyber Republic Weekly Update 15

Hello, fellow Cyber Republicans. On the last day of February, the Elastos Foundation published the 2018 Financial Report covering July 2018 to December 2018.
https://news.elastos.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Elastos-Financial-Report-English.pdf 
We will be delving into some details from the report and we’ll share some clarifications Elastos’ leader, Rong Chen, answered for the community. There's also some hot discourse in the community regarding Supernode pools along with a deep dive into DPoS written by yours truly. There is a stunningly active community in the Philippines that, through the voice of Krisha, we’ll be showing their significant activities. And lastly, the Cyber Republic is piling up suggestions on the Cyber Republic website. Vote for the projects you feel are most important. This is our ecosystem and we control our own destiny.


Hello, fellow Cyber Republicans. On the last day of February, the Elastos Foundation published the 2018 Financial Report covering July 2018 to December 2018.
https://news.elastos.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Elastos-Financial-Report-English.pdf


We will be delving into some details from the report and we’ll share some clarifications Elastos’ leader, Rong Chen, answered for the community. There's also some hot discourse in the community regarding Supernode pools along with a deep dive into DPoS written by yours truly. There is a stunningly active community in the Philippines that, through the voice of Krisha, we’ll be showing their significant activities. And lastly, the Cyber Republic is piling up suggestions on the Cyber Republic website. Vote for the projects you feel are most important. This is our ecosystem and we control our own destiny.


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CYBER REPUBLIC <strong>Weekly</strong> <strong>Update</strong>/Issue <strong>15</strong><br />

International Community<br />

Activities<br />

By Joel<br />

In last weekly update, we discussed the DPoS alliance initiated by the Chinese community.As<br />

the alliance states, the purpose of running the nodes is not for profit but for the following<br />

reasons:<br />

Provide a way for token holders to benefit from the DPoS node elections;<br />

Encourage members to vote; and<br />

Prevent the collusion of “whales”.<br />

Voter Benefits<br />

With the current election rules, no rewards are given for voting in the DPoS elections.To<br />

encourage the community to participate, the alliance will reward its voters. ELA deposited to<br />

become a node candidate will weigh twice as much as ELA used to vote.This serves to<br />

compensate those taking the extra risk of depositing ELA, as well as the initial set-up cost of<br />

hardware. When deciding the weight factor, there were some considerations for the node<br />

candidates. The rewards cannot be:<br />

too low: if the reward is too low, node candidates will not be attracted and it may<br />

cause collusion between the nodes during elections; or,<br />

too high: it is unfair to voters and it will not attract enough members to join the<br />

alliance<br />

This alliance encourage members to vote by maximizing the yield of every ELA they use to vote<br />

with. Referencing the formula given in the last weekly update, the percentage of the profit<br />

given to node committee decreases (and rewards given to the voters increases) with an<br />

increase in voting rate. Here are some figures:<br />

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