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• Bitfrost (BNC)
  # ''Capture of Staking Reward: Part of the [[Staking]] reward generated from Bifrost will be used for BNC repurchase and put into the Sta === Mining ===
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• MistX (MIST)
  ''"$MIST is used to coordinate and reward committed alchemists."'' ===Mining===
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• Blockchain Denial of Service (BDoS)
  ...tacker can disrupt those incentives to cause rational [[miners]] to stop [[mining]].” '' ...attack on Bitcoin-like cryptocurrencies requires as little as 20% of the [[mining power]]. The situation is even worse if miners can use their equipment in a
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• Amoveo (VEO)
  ...uld make sense for us to increase the block reward, that way we don't over-reward the early participants. This prevents the "ninja mine" problem you mention. ...overall, the Amoveo mining algorithm is about 4x shorter than the Bitcoin mining algorithm."''
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• SuperFarm (SUPER)
  ...custom rules that incentivize the behaviors they value most. It’s easy to reward [[Liquidity Provider (LP)|liquidity providers]], incentivize longer stakes ===Mining===
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• Ommer Blocks
  ...cks is steadily increasing over time, and currently at about 5%. All the [[mining pools]] contribute to it equally, so it’s not a malicious [[miner]]. Inst ...fully processed, the miner can assemble the next full block and switch to mining that one. Further evidence for this explanation is the empty block rate red
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• Proof-of-Elapsed Time (PoET)
  ...ain]]. Other than Bitcoin’s proof algorithm, PoET doesn’t need specialised mining hardware. ...r with the shortest wait time will be elected as a leader. Like every good mining algorithm PoET works like a lottery with the price to get write access to t
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• Nothing-at-Stake Attack
  ...e total [[stake]] the attacker's fork would win because everyone else is [[mining]] on both."'' ...putational power) between two chains, it will not improve their chances of mining a [[block]].
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• Valkyrie Protocol (VKR)
  ...ted to the amount of VKR staked. As a default, the total possible referral reward that a user can receive is limited to a predetermined cap. In order to incr ...paign is created. A half of the fees generated is used to exchange VKR and reward governance stakers, while the other half is burned as part of the burn mech
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• SafeDollar (SDO)
  ===Mining=== ===Liquidity Mining===
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• UnFederalReserve (ERSDL)
  ===Mining=== ===Liquidity Mining===
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• Node
  ...ceive crypto coins as a [[Block Reward|reward]]. It is an alternative to [[mining]].
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• Biswap (BSW)
  ...g bounty]] program can be found [https://docs.biswap.org/bug-bounty here]. Reward [https://docs.defisafety.com/finished-reviews/biswap-process-quality-review ===Mining===
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• Proof-of-Burn (PoB)
  ...vest. PoB is often dubbed PoW without the energy waste, with no high-grade mining hardware or computational resources required."'' ...with the number of tokens they’ve burned. Essentially, they create virtual mining fields that can grow larger as they burn more tokens.''
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• LuaSwap (LUA)
  ...oken]] projects with no seed investment, founder’s fees, or [[Pre-mine|pre-mining]]."'' ...LUA]’s token economics is re-designed with a vesting schedule to not only reward early adopters but also incentivize them to stay and participate in [[gover
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• Liquidity Provider (LP)
  * This has grown into its own market economy of [[Liquidity mining|Liquidity Mining]], in which users who provide tokens to a pool, get pool tokens in return, ''Stakers earn fees primarily through [[Block Reward|block rewards]], and are not necessarily exposed to market risks.''
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• Yellow Hat DAO
  ...the sense I usually think of them, in that it doesn’t have a programmatic reward/rules system that underlies it. But it’s a group of people that seem to h ...BME (Bitcoin Mining Earnings) Index Futures: Tokenized Synthetic [[PoW]] [[Mining]] Contract''
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• Bitcoin Unlimited
  ...[Satoshi Nakamoto]] once said: ''“In a few decades when the [[Block Reward|reward]] gets too small, the [[Transaction Fee|transaction fee]] will become the m ...tifications famed] as a major supporter of bigger [[blocks]] and in 2016 [[mining|mined]] the first [[Bitcoin Unlimited]] block. It also proposed the name f
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• Lum Network (LUM)
  # ''Reward users using LUM'' ===Mining===
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• Flowee the Hub
  ...saction vulcano’s main focus is to [[mine]] [[blocks]] and use the [[block reward]] to create more transactions with more inputs. The vulcano process continu ''"..has now been successfully used in [[mining]] up to 250MB [[blocks]]. The peak speed of validation reached was 22,500 t
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