Mina bills itself as the “world’s lightest blockchain”. Current digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum store massive amounts of data on their blockchains, and will only continue to increase in size.
Mina however, claims that their blockchain will always stay the same size (about 20 kilobytes), no matter the usage. This will allow the blockchain to be downloadable by anyone who has basic storage and internet access.
Market Cap
Staking Rewards Rate
| Price | $0.39 |
| Percentage of Total Supply Staked | 99.35% |
| Auto-Compounding | Yes |
| Reward Frequency | Per Epoch |
| Unbonding Period | None |
| Slashing Penalties Enabled | No |
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Market Cap
Staking Rewards Rate
| Price | $0.39 |
| Percentage of Total Supply Staked | 99.35% |
| Auto-Compounding | Yes |
| Reward Frequency | Per Epoch |
| Unbonding Period | None |
| Slashing Penalties Enabled | No |
Estimated staking information, Market Cap and SRR (Staking Rewards Rate). Data is approximate and subject to change.
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Token holders stake or delegate without a bonding or lock-up period.
Staking rewards have been enabled since the launch of the mainnet. Transfers are enabled as tokens become unlocked. The protocol unlocked 20% of Mina Foundation tokens at the launch of the mainnet. The rest of the tokens will be unlocked continuously over the next 3.5 years, beginning six months after mainnet launch.
Validators handle payouts, and staking rewards can be automatically staked. Validators can choose not to send rewards or send them when it suits them.
While there isn’t any slashing, delegators will not gain rewards if their validator goes offline.
No. Mina’s protocol is founded on the Ouroboros algorithm. Slashing is based on regulating the irrational behavior of validators by threatening them economically (aka. threatening their stake if caught with downtime or double signing).
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Mina will use off-chain governance in line with Ethereum’s model and will also use Mina Improvement Proposals, or MIPs. The foundation sets governance standards and intends MIPs to be the primary mechanisms for proposing new features, collecting community input on an issue, and documenting design decisions that have gone into Mina. MIPs are described thus: <br><br> An MIP is a design document providing information to the Mina community, describing a new feature for Mina, or changes to the parameters of the protocol. The MIP should provide a concise technical specification of the feature and a rationale for its inclusion in the protocol. The MIP author is responsible for championing their proposal, building consensus within the community and incorporating feedback.
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