HolmesAI
Tokenomics
HolmesAI DocTokenomicsUser ManualPrivacy PolicyTerms of Use
Tokenomics
HolmesAI DocTokenomicsUser ManualPrivacy PolicyTerms of Use
  • Introduction
  • Token Allocation
  • Network Participants
  • Basic Economic Activities
  • Compute Provider Incentives
    • Task-Related Rewards (TRR)
    • Basic Rewards (BR)
  • Verifier Nodes (Later stage)
  • Reputation System
  • Staking
  • Slashing Mechanism
  • Burning and Recycling
  • Transactions and Payments
  • Governance
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Compute Provider Incentives

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Last updated 24 days ago

Computing nodes are required to stake a certain amount of $HOL as a to join the network.

HolmesAI encourages nodes to stay online, maintaining the computing power network infrastructure and ensuring network health, primarily for the following reasons:

  • Availability: Ensuring that there are enough online nodes to provide the necessary computing power for tasks within the network. If many nodes are offline, it can lead to task queuing, slow execution speeds, and the loss of developers and users.

  • Stability: Online nodes increase network redundancy, helping to resist various failures and attacks. A robust network should be able to maintain normal operation even when some nodes fail.

  • Low Latency: Online nodes can quickly respond to new task requests, providing faster computing services.

Total Supply of Compute Incentives: See token allocation.

The rewards are mainly divided into two types: task-related rewards (TRR) and basic rewards (BR) for maintaining the basic network computing power.

The rewards will be distributed to each node based on the following factors:

  • Node reputation score

  • Node collateral amount

  • Node task completion amount

Emission rate: The overall emission rate depends on the emission rate of each type of reward.