⚙️Activity Rewards (Under Development)
For each epoch (4 weeks), there will be a pool alloted for rewards, R, to be split between all Curators, Collectors and Creators. Each indibidual in the pool will receive an individual attention score, w, that will be used to determine the reward, r, for a specific individual. The individual score is determined by the formula w=f1α×f21−α where f1 is a quantifiable good behaviour factor and f2 is the second good behaviour factor for this individual category over that period.
Alpha (α) is a constant that allows increased or decreased weighting on either on either f1 or f2 and this is demonstrated through the "Rewards of f1 and f2" plots at the end of this section. Changing α over a period of time allows TokenTraxx to manage the goals of the platform through the incentive mechanism for users.
For example, let's say in the beginnning of protocol, we want to focus on "Democratisation over revenue generation".
Using the f1 and f2 for Creators in the table below, we can initially set α=0.9 to reward Creators to increase "# of listeners/epoch" when they launch a campaign. We can then gradually decrease α to 0.1 in the future epochs, which will then reward Creators who have generated the highest revenue for the protocol, thus incentivising the highest monetary value generator Creators with the best music.
Individual Score Formula
w=f1α×f21−α
Individual Reward Formula
r=R×n∑kwnw,n=1,2...k
w
Individual Score
f1
Good Behaviour Factor #1
f2
Good Behaviour Factor #2
α
Constant, determines weighting of f1 vs f2 ↓α⇒↑f2↓f1 ↑α⇒↓f2↑f1 Initial Value = 0.9, see reward plots
r
Reward for individual
R
Total reward pool for epoch
n∑kwn
Sum of scores for everyone within a specific category (Creator/Curator/Collector)
Examples of Good Behaviour Factors
f1
High # of listeners/epoch
High # of curated playlists
High Avg. Listens/Day
f2
Revenue generated for the protocol
High total subscribed collectors
High Token spend on artist
Rewards of f1 and f2 for α=0.9,0.5∗,0.1∗ *other values of α shown to display weight effect of f1 vs f2
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