[x] write down first draft of "overflow funding model"
[ ] conceptualize funding model in more details
overflow funding (with similarities to npm fund)
use inflation tax to make datdots for users (when they provide services)
use deflation tax to raze datdots from users (when they use services)
all users pay a regular redistribution tax
quit the ecosystem to avoid being taxed
proof what software/dats people are installing and running on their system
split the regular redistribution tax based on used "software"
if no "software" is used or selected, at least datdot itself is selected
every "software" needs to include a maximum cap, after which the remains trickle to dependency softwares to reach their cap (=upper limit)
if all "software" reached their cap and datdots are left, it goes back to users who paid
also:
keep it transparent (e.g. max cap's projects choose + tools people use and therefore fund, etc...)
automate everything possible
couple it with real attention/decision where people using apps means funding
avoid disconnecting it from tools/products/services users appreciate
avoid turning it into interesting poker like game (take the gaming aspect out of it)
make funding model super simple and boring
inflation based
real-world-value pegged (storage)
fixed-value-transfer (fixed service costs, e.g. validators, ... are paid via inflation)
ecosystem is created via datdot electron app which makes dat/datdot available in normal browsers for people to build apps (e.g. cabal, mapeo, pushpin, cobox, sonar, etc...) so they can start offering their "(d)apps" and earn for it and people can be entrepreneurial and make more apps (e.g. games) and like datdot itself, they will also use dependencies (e.g. hypercore, hyperswarm, substrate, ...) which get paid too and it creates a real and valuable ecosystem not doesn't stay just empty theory.
@todooverflow funding (with similarities to
npm fund)also:
ecosystem is created via datdot electron app which makes dat/datdot available in normal browsers for people to build apps (e.g. cabal, mapeo, pushpin, cobox, sonar, etc...) so they can start offering their "(d)apps" and earn for it and people can be entrepreneurial and make more apps (e.g. games) and like datdot itself, they will also use dependencies (e.g. hypercore, hyperswarm, substrate, ...) which get paid too and it creates a real and valuable ecosystem not doesn't stay just empty theory.