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Access Power.
Power receives 30% of unallocated amounts and provides collective allocations for classes A to D.
An allocation from unallocated amounts.
After the personal calculation, 30% of the unallocated amount feeds Power. In the example of a class D participant with a 100 DSTK reference amount, they receive 40 DSTK. Of the remaining 60, 18 DSTK go into Power.
Part of the amounts not allocated to lower classes thus benefits higher classes. The mechanism aims to encourage progress towards A; scoring criteria have yet to be defined and tested.
Power’s collective shares.
| Destination | Share of Power | Collective allocation |
|---|---|---|
| Class A | 50 % | 9 DSTK |
| Class B | 25 % | 4.5 DSTK |
| Class C | 10 % | 1.8 DSTK |
| Class D | 5 % | 0.9 DSTK |
| Classes E, F and G | 0 % | 0 DSTK |
| Power burn | 10 % | 1.8 DSTK destroyed |
The percentages are allocations per class. The 50% assigned to A is shared among eligible class A users; each person does not receive 50% of the entire fund. The sharing rule within a class has yet to be defined.
E, F and G receive no share of Power. They keep their personal reward for validated actions: 32% in E, 23% in F and 15% in G.
9 for A + 4.5 for B + 1.8 for C + 0.9 for D + 1.8 destroyed = 18 DSTK.
A complete example, with no double counting.
With a personal reference amount of 100 DSTK in D: 40 are paid to the participant; 30 go to DST; 6 remain in safety; 16.2 go to users via Power; and 7.8 are destroyed, combining the two burn allocations.
40 + 30 + 6 + 16.2 + 7.8 = 100 DSTK.
No burn is charged on the personal reward or on transactions. Any network fees remain separate.
Allocations per class, not per person.
16.2 DSTK for users via Power + 1.8 DSTK burned = 18 DSTK.
A class allocation is shared among its beneficiaries. Individual sharing, eligibility conditions and treatment of classes without beneficiaries have yet to be defined. E, F and G do not receive Power, but keep their personal share.