Interactions and Outcomes

TAN: TEL Harvesting Activities and Benefits

TEL harvesting levels of the various users and groups on Telcoin Application Network and the outcomes they generate.

TAN: TEL Harvesting Activities Introduction

The following section first describes the factors that encompass all aspects of the material, social, and institutional environment which set the context for the various actors and user groups to harvest TEL from TAN. We then provide a descriptive analysis of TEL harvesting levels across the various user groups, and propose evaluative criteria that could be used by to determine which outcomes the community would deem satisfactory.

Contextual Factors

  • TAN and TEL: Characteristics of the TAN system and the TEL benefits it generates.
  • Attributes of the Actors: The attributes of the community of TAN TEL Miners, including Developers and Stakers.
  • Governance System: The organizations and rules that structure and control TEL harvesting activities within TAN.
  • TAN: TEL Harvesting Interactions and Outcomes

  • Table Overview: The involved actors, the benefits they enjoy, the activities they undertake, using what technologies, the basis formula determining how benefits are calculated, and the infrastructure involved in the situation.
  • Evaluative Criteria: Criteria that may be used by miners or external observers to determine which aspects of the observed outcomes are deemed satisfactory and which aspects are in need of improvement.
  • TAN Governance System: Relationship to Harvesting Activities

    The TAN Council sets, enforces, and refines the day to day operational rules for interacting with the Telcoin Application Network rules, including setting TEL harvesting rules. The TAO, the Telcoin Association’s wholly-owned production and administration unit, services to produce and administer collective goods at the direction and financing of the Association and all of its Miner Councils.

    TAN Council: Authority, and Decision-making Rules

    TAN Council governs TAN harvesting rules using the TANIP process. The Platform and Treasury Council use the TELIP process to govern TEL Treasury distribution rules, which dictates the TEL available to be harvested on TAN.

    CouncilRepresentationProcess, Domain of AuthorityDecision-making Rules




    TAN Council
    TAN Council
    · Members: 6
    · Representation:
    Stakers: 2 reps
    Developers: 2 reps
    Liquidity Miners: 1 rep
    Validators: 1 rep
    Telcoin Application Network Improvement Proposal (”TANIP”)

    TAN operational rules including allocation, harvesting, planning and financing, information, communication.
    Proposal Authority: TAN Council, TAO

    Approval: 5 out of 6
    Quorum: 100%
    Duration: 120 hours
    Channel: telcointancouncil.eth

    TAN: TEL Harvesting Rules

    Merchant and Retail Stakers and Developers stake TEL, produce Platform adoption and mobile apps respectively, and each harvest 333.33M TEL from TAN in year one at a rate of 6.41M TEL per week according to rules that are set, enforced, and refined by the TAN Council and self-execute in code built into the system itself.

    Developers: TEL Harvesting Rules
    Stakers: TEL Harvesting Rules

    TAN: TEL Harvesting Interactions

    MinerTEL Harvesting ActivitiesParticipantsY1 TEL AllocationBasis formula for incomeMaximum TEL Rewards
    DevelopersTAN: Mobile application development
    Produce mobile apps which integrate with the Telcoin Platform and securely connect users to its services.

    Stake TEL on TAN
    Stake TEL in TAN staking contracts to harvest TEL.
    All GSMA members located in non-sanctioned jurisdictions who are approved by the Compliance Council using the CCIP process, stake TEL on TAN, and deploy a compliant Telcoin mobile application may participate as a Developer.

    Total: 166.66M
    Flow: 3.2M per week
    Pro-rata share of their mobile application’s (referral fees + TELx exchange fees + Telcoin Network gas fees paid by user base) vs other developers each week.Developers may mine their accrued weekly issuance if their:
    staked TEL balance > lifetime TEL issuance harvested plus TEL issuance income during the entire week
    Merchant StakersTAN: Platform adoption
    Use the system, market to and connect with their business, customer networks to establish the Telcoin Platform as infrastructure for settling payments.

    Stake TEL on TAN
    Stake TEL in TAN staking contracts to harvest TEL.
    All Telcoin mobile application customers who enter another user’s referral code and stake TEL on Telcoin Application Network may participate as Stakers.Total: 166.66M
    Flow: 3.2M per week
    Pro-rata share of their (fees paid + their referred users’ fees paid) vs other merchant stakers each week.Stakers may mine their accrued weekly issuance if their:
    staked TEL balance > lifetime TEL issuance harvested plus TEL issuance income during the entire week
    Retail StakersTAN: Platform adoption
    Use the system, market to and connect to their social networks to establish the Telcoin Platform as infrastructure for settling payments.

    Stake TEL on TAN
    Stake TEL in TAN staking contracts to harvest TEL.
    All Telcoin mobile application customers who enter another user’s referral code and stake TEL on Telcoin Application Network may participate as Stakers.Total: 166.66M
    Flow: 3.2M per week
    Pro-rata share of their (fees paid + their referred users’ fees paid) vs other retail stakers each week.Stakers may mine their accrued weekly issuance if their:
    staked TEL balance > lifetime TEL issuance harvested plus TEL issuance income during the entire week
    Total500M

    TAN: TEL Harvesting Outcome Indicators

    Evaluative Criteria

    Criteria that may be used by miners or external observers to determine which aspects of the observed outcomes are deemed satisfactory and which aspects are in need of improvement.

    General Performance Indicators

  • Staked TEL: Total by Stakers and Developers for use in production, harvesting and governance processes
  • Number of Actors: Number of users, referred users, stakers, developers over time
  • Fees: Referral and transaction fees earned by stakers and developers over time
  • Buy-backs: Total TEL buy-backs from referral fees
  • Sustainability

  • Can the quantity of TEL issuance units available to be harvested by Developers and Stakers according to TAN Harvesting Rules sustain at current levels over time?
  • Definition and Importance

    Proportional Equivalence

    Are TAN harvesting rules suitable to TAN Network conditions? Are the benefits obtained by TAN miners proportional to the amount of inputs required in the form of labor, material, or money?

  • Issuance Harvesting: Total issuance harvested < total fees
  • Indicators: Harvesting rules restricting time, place, technology and/or quantity of TEL units are related to local conditions. The benefits obtained by users from TAN, as determined by harvesting rules, are proportional to the amount of inputs required in the form of labor, material, or money, as determined by provisioning rules.
  • Fiscal Equivalence

    Total costs to produce improvements < total fees earned by miners

    Definition and Importance
     

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