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  • Payment for transactions in the Sputnik Network
  • Simple transactions:
  • Complex transactions:
  • Providing security for the Sputnik Network
  • Providing Liquidity in pairs with $SIGNAL
  • Decentralized governance of the Sputnik Network

Token $SIGNAL

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"When Sputnik first crossed the sky, I looked up and thought about the predetermination of the future. After all, that little light, moving rapidly from one end of the sky to the other, was the future of all mankind."

!!! This is the not final version !!!

!!! All parameters and criteria can be changed at any time, and moreover, will definitely be changed during the testnet !!!

!!! The final version of the distribution will be approved after the testnet and before the mainnet launch !!!

  • 1 $SIGNAL = 1,000,000 uSIGNAL

  • Max Supply: 1,024,000,000 $SIGNAL

  • Initial Token Release: 1,024,000,000 $SIGNAL

The main usability of the $SIGNAL token:

Payment for transactions in the

  • All transactions within the require payment in $SIGNAL

  • All transactions within the can be divided into two types: Simple and Complex

Simple transactions:

!!! This list will be expanded !!!

  • attaching an address to a username, or attaching a username to a username, or attaching an address to an address

  • attaching an address to an NFT

  • sending from a username to an address or to another username

  • exchanging one coin for another

  • exchanging one NFT for another

  • delegating coins

  • re-delegating coins

  • unbonding coins from a delegation

  • replenishing liquidity pools

  • voting on proposals

Complex transactions:

!!! This list will be expanded !!!

  • sending coins to a list of addresses or usernames

  • sending NFTs to a list of addresses or usernames

  • creating and burning personal tokens

  • creating and burning NFTs and SBTs

  • creating NFT gifts with a pre-set value

  • creating Liquidity Pools on Sputnik DEX

  • creating a Trading Pair on Sputnik DEX (the ability to trade your own tokens through the Order Book, without providing liquidity)

Note:

  • Payment for transactions in $SIGNAL will be regulated by Validators, depending on the market price of $SIGNAL: - the higher the price of $SIGNAL on the market, the less $SIGNAL is needed to complete a transaction - the lower the price of $SIGNAL on the market, the more $SIGNAL is needed to complete a transaction

Example:

If 1 $SIGNAL costs 0.10$, then to send tokens and/or NFTs to 100 addresses and/or usernames, the user must pay: 0.01$ for 10 addresses -> 0.001$ per address -> 1$ for sending to 1000 addresses

If the price of $SIGNAL goes up, and 1 $SIGNAL costs 1$, and users stop sending transactions to lists of addresses because the price is too high ($10 for sending to 1000 addresses), then validators will reduce the payment in $SIGNAL, and 1 $SIGNAL will be enough to pay for a transaction to 1000 addresses ($1 for sending to 1000 addresses)

If the price of $SIGNAL goes down, and 1 $SIGNAL costs 0.01$, and it is not profitable for validators to provide security network because the price is too low ($0.1 for sending to 1000 addresses), then the validators will increase the payment in $SIGNAL, and 1 $SIGNAL will be enough to pay for a transaction to 10 addresses ($1 for sending to 1000 addresses)

! Please note that this is just an example that describes the self-regulation mechanism between the market price of $SIGNAL and the utility of $SIGNAL

!! The actual numbers will be the result of a mutually beneficial consensus between the needs of users to send transactions and the interests of validators

  • Validators and delegators will be able to hold $SIGNAL to provide security for the network

Providing Liquidity in pairs with $SIGNAL

  • For staking $SIGNAL, validators and delegators will not only receive a reward for the first three years, but also Voting Power to participate in the Decentralized Governance of the Network

  • All issues related to changing parameters will be resolved by creating and voting on proposals

A user who has connected to the via the and has not attached a Personal Address can send a limited number of "free transactions" daily - payment for such transactions will be made in $SIGNAL from the , but Complex transactions will require payment in $SIGNAL

A user who has connected to the and attached a Personal Address can send an unlimited number of transactions, but must pay for transactions in $SIGNAL independently

Providing security for the

Validators and delegators will receive a reward for holding $SIGNAL for the first three years, until the transfers security for the network

Projects and users will be able to provide liquidity in $SIGNAL pairs, both on and on other friendly DEXs

Projects and users will receive a reward for providing liquidity in pairs with $SIGNAL for the first three years from the , until the is transferred to the network for security

Distribution of rewards for providing liquidity in $SIGNAL pairs, both on and on other DEXs, will be determined by the

Decentralized governance of the

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