Difference between revisions of "Razor Network"

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Basics

Announced on:
Mainnet release:
Based in:
Oracle provider.
According to its partner Moonbeam (5-4-2021):

"Razor Network is a decentralized oracle providing data to the smart contracts using a network of stakers."

History

Token

Launch

Token allocation

Utility

Token Details

Stablecoin

Technology

Whitepaper can be found [insert here].
Code can be viewed [insert here].
Built on:

Programming language used:

Transaction Details

Capacity (TPS):
Latency:

How it works

From CoinDesk (4-11-2020):

"Razor developers have designed a dispute-resolution mechanism so that in the case of an attack, the attacker is sure to lose in the dispute round. This, he says, solves for the trade-off between speed and security of a fully decentralized system."

Mining

Staking

It seems like the team choses who can be a validator on its network, since it chose Persistence 'after rigorous evaluation and consideration'.

Liquidity Mining

Layer Two

Different Implementations

Interoperability

Other Details

Privacy Method being used

Compliance

Oracle Method being used

Their Other Projects

DEX

Governance

DAO

Treasury

Upgrades

Roadmap

Can be found [Insert link here].

Audits

Bug bounty program can be found [insert here].

Bugs/Hacks

Usage

Projects that use or built on it

Moonbeam; will integrate it (1-2-2021).
Polygon; uses it on Görli testnet (7-3-2021).

Competition

Chainlink, Band Protocol and other oracle projects.

Coin Distribution

Pros and Cons

Pros

Cons

Team, Funding, Partnerships, etc.

Team

Full team can be found [here].
Hrishikesh Huilgolkar; CEO

Funding

From CoinDesk (4-11-2020):

"Raised $3.7 million in a seed funding round from NGC Ventures, Alameda Research, Spark Digital Capital and private investors including Mariano Conti, former head of oracles at MakerDAO."

Partners

From their blog (2-11-2020):

"Persistence is very pleased to reveal that Audit.one, Persistence’s validator arm, will be onboarded as a validator for Razor Network’s platform. The team at Razor Network selects their validators after rigorous evaluation and consideration, so for them to choose Audit.one as one of their validators speaks volumes to the robustness of our validation infrastructure."

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+== Basics ==
+* Announced on:
+* [[Mainnet]] release:
+* Based in:
+* [[Oracle]] provider.
+*[https://moonbeam.network/community/projects/razor/ According] to its partner [[Moonbeam]] (5-4-2021):
+''"Razor Network is a [[decentralized]] oracle providing data to the [[smart contracts]] using a network of [[Staker|stakers]]."''
+== History ==
+== Token ==
+=== Launch ===
+=== Token allocation ===
+=== Utility ===
+=== Token Details ===
+=== Stablecoin ===
+== Technology ==
+* [[Whitepaper]] can be found [insert here].
+* Code can be viewed [insert here].
+* Built on:
+* Programming language used:
+=== Transaction Details ===
+* Capacity ([[TPS]]):
+* [[Latency]]:
+=== How it works ===
+* [https://www.coindesk.com/razor-network-oracles-funding-round From] [[CoinDesk]] (4-11-2020):
+"''Razor developers have designed a dispute-resolution mechanism so that in the case of an attack, the attacker is sure to lose in the dispute round. This, he says, solves for the trade-off between speed and security of a fully [[decentralized]] system."''
+=== Mining ===
+=== Staking ===
+* It seems like the team choses who can be a validator on its network, since it [https://medium.com/persistence-blog/persistence-partners-with-razor-network-to-strengthen-both-parties-e92e538ad4b4 chose]  [[Persistence]] 'after rigorous evaluation and consideration'.
+=== Liquidity Mining ===
+=== Layer Two ===
+=== Different Implementations ===
+=== Interoperability ===
+=== Other Details ===
+== Privacy Method being used ==
+=== Compliance ===
+== Oracle Method being used ==
+== Their Other Projects ==
+=== DEX ===
+== Governance ==
+=== DAO ===
+=== Treasury ===
+== Upgrades ==
+== Roadmap ==
+* Can be found [Insert link here].
+== Audits ==
+* [[Bug bounty]] program can be found [insert here].
+=== Bugs/Hacks ===
+== Usage ==
+=== Projects that use or built on it ===
+*[[Moonbeam]]; will integrate it ([https://medium.com/razor-network/razor-network-integrates-its-decentralized-oracle-systems-on-moonbeam-network-3fa16cf3250c 1-2-2021]).
+*[[Polygon (MATIC)|Polygon]]; [https://docs.matic.network/docs/develop/oracles/razor uses] it on [[Görli]] [[testnet]] (7-3-2021).
+== Competition ==
+* [[Chainlink]], [[Band Protocol]] and other oracle projects.
+== Coin Distribution ==
+== Pros and Cons ==
+=== Pros ===
+=== Cons ===
+== Team, Funding, Partnerships, etc. ==
+=== Team ===
+* Full team can be found [here].
+* [[Hrishikesh Huilgolkar]]; CEO
+=== Funding ===
+* [https://www.coindesk.com/razor-network-oracles-funding-round From] [[CoinDesk]] (4-11-2020):
+''"Raised $3.7 million in a seed funding round from [[NGC Ventures]], [[Alameda Research]], [[Spark Digital Capital]] and private investors including [[Mariano Conti]], former head of oracles at [[MakerDAO]]."''
+=== Partners ===
+* From their [https://medium.com/persistence-blog/persistence-partners-with-razor-network-to-strengthen-both-parties-e92e538ad4b4 blog] (2-11-2020):
+''"[[Persistence]] is very pleased to reveal that [https://audit.one/ Audit.one], Persistence’s validator arm, will be onboarded as a validator for Razor Network’s platform. The team at Razor Network selects their validators after rigorous evaluation and consideration, so for them to choose Audit.one as one of their validators speaks volumes to the robustness of our validation infrastructure."''[[Category:Coins/Tokens]]