Delegate arktoshi

Rank

33

Votes

9,586,245

Productivity

0%

Approval

1.33%

Stability

0%

Proposal
https://dpos.community/community/proposals/qredit-delegate-arktoshi-public-pool-80-sharing-tbw-payme...
General Information

Hi, Qredit hodlers! I am Tin, from Vietnam - one of the countries with the most cryptocurrency investors in Asia, behind only China and Korea.

I knew Qredit project since May 2019 and really like this project. I registered delegate and start forging from May 18, 2019. I feel very lucky because here I meet new friends who are very intelligent and friendly. I learned from them every day and we joined hands to contribute to the better Qredit project.

Delegate arktoshi last month has 100% uptime, no block missed! I always monitor the server to ensure the highest uptime. Thanks for the faithful voters who have always support me!

From the participating DPOS projects such as ARK, Persona, Blockpool, .., I realize that increasing the value of the token is more valuable than sharing high percentages. After some discussions with my current voters, I decide to change my proposal as follow, starting from July 2019:

  • Sharing rewards: 60%
  • Voters are capped at 1 Million: This means that if someone with a bigger wallet votes, it will be counted as 1 Million
  • Payout: every 3 days (every 211 blocks forged).
  • 30% for building and maintaining nodes (1 main/forger node + 3 backup/relay nodes).
  • 10% for sponsoring programs to help increase new people to Qredit. Example: Donate XQR to game competitions at Altilly, tip Twitter users through ArkTippr (I have very good results after a few days testing, more and more people know about Qredit).

Articles I contributed:

arktoshi public tbw high uptime

Statuses

All delegates should regularly inform voters of their progress in accomplishing the goals set out in their proposal. There are many ways for delegates to get in contact — either through this website or through official Qredit communications channels. Delegates who can't keep you updated on their status may not deserve your vote.

Contributions

Being a delegate should be about more than sharing profits. Ultimately, delegates are supposed to ensure the health and safety of the network — and that can come in many forms. Whether through development, community-building, marketing, content production, or something else entirely, the best delegates elevate ARK from a cryptocurrency to a full ecosystem. Consider your vote accordingly.

Title Date
Gaining more new people coming to Qredit Sun, May 5, 2019 2:09 AM
Writing guides, articles Sun, May 5, 2019 2:09 AM
Maintain 3 relay nodes Sun, May 5, 2019 2:09 AM

Team Members

From solo developers to full-fledged marketing teams, groups of any size can build successful delegates. Here you'll find all delegate team members alongside their role in maintaining (or capturing) forging position.

Name Role
arktoshi Node Ops

Profit Sharing

Virtually all delegates share some portion of their block rewards with the voters who helped them get there. How large that payout is, however, depends on many factors. In addition to paying out different percentages of their rewards, delegates differ in their payout schedules, vote dilution, and other factors. Using our delegate calculator you can discover exactly how much XQR your vote should garner over the short, medium, and long term.

  • Percentage 60%
  • Frequency Every 3 days (633 blocks)
  • Running Balance Yes
  • Covers Fee Yes

Requirements

Qredit delegates differ in what requirements they place upon their voters. Some delegates require you to hold a minimum amount of XQR to receive payouts; some delegates won't pay out votes from wallets holding XQR over a defined maximum. We've done our best to collect those requirements here, but you should always reach out to your delegate to confirm should you have further questions.

  • Maximum Balance 1000000 XQR
  • Requires Registration No

Servers

Without question, the most important role of a delegate is to maintain the Qredit network. Every delegate will run at least one node: the forger that's used to create blocks and collect rewards. Some delegates run multiple forging nodes to ensure that one node's failure won't affect voter payouts. Others run relay nodes to power their applications and facilitate the spread of data across the network. Regardless of type, more nodes equals more network security, so delegates running multiple nodes are highly regarded at Qredit.

Relay

  • Network Main Network
  • Country Germany
  • CPU 4 Cores
  • RAM 4 GB
  • Disk 40 GB SSD
  • Network Speed 100 Mbps

Relay

  • Network Main Network
  • Country Vietnam
  • CPU 6 vCPU
  • RAM 8GB
  • Disk 100 SSD
  • Network Speed 100 Mbps

Relay

  • Network Main Network
  • Country Netherlands
  • CPU 2 vCPU
  • RAM 2GB
  • Disk 50GB SSD
  • Network Speed 1 Gbps

Forger

  • Network Main Network
  • Country United States
  • CPU 8 Cores
  • RAM 16 GB
  • Disk 250 GB SSD
  • Network Speed 1 Gbps

Channels

Delegates should make themselves available to their voters. Much as you wouldn't vote for a mayor who never talks to anybody, it's not recommended that you vote for a delegate who doesn't offer communication channels for you to get in contact. However, as a voter, you should respect your delegates' time as well. While delegates may not be able to respond to you immediately, good delegates should make an effort to respond to voters' requests in a timely fashion.

Voters

Address Balance Weight