Rewards to Synchronizers and Validators

Last updated 23 days ago

The distribution of XSAT rewards differs before and after the begins.

Synchronizer: A Bitcoin mining pool that has mined at least one block within the last 432 blocks qualifies as a Synchronizer. A Synchronizer that successfully uploads and completes the parsing of a Bitcoin block will earn 10% of the current block rewards. If the Bitcoin block was mined by the same Synchronizer, the reward increases to 50%.
Validator: Participants can stake at least 100 $BTC to qualify as a BTC Validator.
- The first 2/3 of Validators to submit the correct Bitcoin block hash will share 10% of the current block rewards, distributed proportionally based on their staked BTC.
- Validators who submit the correct Bitcoin block hash will receive 40% to 80% of the current block rewards, depending on whether the Synchronizer that uploaded the block also mined it on the Bitcoin network. XSAT rewards are distributed among these Validators proportionally to their staked BTC.

Synchronizer:
A Bitcoin mining pool that has mined at least one block within the last 432 blocks qualifies as a Synchronizer. A Synchronizer that successfully uploads and parses a Bitcoin block will receive 10% of the current block rewards. If the Bitcoin block was mined by this Synchronizer on the Bitcoin network, the reward increases to 15%.
Validator:
- XSAT Validator: Participants can stake 2,100 $XSAT to qualify as an XSAT Validator. A qualified XSAT Validator that submits the correct Bitcoin block hash will receive 20% of the block rewards, which will be distributed evenly among all XSAT Validators. Delegate staking is not permitted for XSAT Validators.
- BTC Validator: Participants can stake at least 100 $BTC to qualify as a BTC Validator. A qualified BTC Validator that submits the correct Bitcoin block hash will receive 65% to 70% of the block rewards, depending on whether the Synchronizer that uploaded the block also mined it on the Bitcoin network. Rewards are distributed proportionally based on the amount of BTC staked. Delegate staking is not allowed for the first 100 BTC, but once the Validator stakes the initial 100 BTC, they can accept delegate staking from the community.

Last updated 23 days ago

The distribution of XSAT rewards differs before and after the begins.

Synchronizer: A Bitcoin mining pool that has mined at least one block within the last 432 blocks qualifies as a Synchronizer. A Synchronizer that successfully uploads and completes the parsing of a Bitcoin block will earn 10% of the current block rewards. If the Bitcoin block was mined by the same Synchronizer, the reward increases to 50%.
Validator: Participants can stake at least 100 $BTC to qualify as a BTC Validator.
- The first 2/3 of Validators to submit the correct Bitcoin block hash will share 10% of the current block rewards, distributed proportionally based on their staked BTC.
- Validators who submit the correct Bitcoin block hash will receive 40% to 80% of the current block rewards, depending on whether the Synchronizer that uploaded the block also mined it on the Bitcoin network. XSAT rewards are distributed among these Validators proportionally to their staked BTC.

Synchronizer:
A Bitcoin mining pool that has mined at least one block within the last 432 blocks qualifies as a Synchronizer. A Synchronizer that successfully uploads and parses a Bitcoin block will receive 10% of the current block rewards. If the Bitcoin block was mined by this Synchronizer on the Bitcoin network, the reward increases to 15%.
Validator:
- XSAT Validator: Participants can stake 2,100 $XSAT to qualify as an XSAT Validator. A qualified XSAT Validator that submits the correct Bitcoin block hash will receive 20% of the block rewards, which will be distributed evenly among all XSAT Validators. Delegate staking is not permitted for XSAT Validators.
- BTC Validator: Participants can stake at least 100 $BTC to qualify as a BTC Validator. A qualified BTC Validator that submits the correct Bitcoin block hash will receive 65% to 70% of the block rewards, depending on whether the Synchronizer that uploaded the block also mined it on the Bitcoin network. Rewards are distributed proportionally based on the amount of BTC staked. Delegate staking is not allowed for the first 100 BTC, but once the Validator stakes the initial 100 BTC, they can accept delegate staking from the community.