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General

    Basic

    • Tokamak Network

Optimistic Rollup

    Tokamak Optimism

    • Optimism Introduction
    • Natasha faucet
    • Build Optimism Environment
    • Build new Optimism layer2
    • Test and deploy Optimism-ERC20
    • Test and deploy Optimism-ERC721
    • Porting smart contract L1 to Optimism

DAO & Staking

    TON Staking

    • How to Set Candidate
    • Private Testnet Staking
    • Rinkeby Testnet Staking
    • How to Commit

Token Economics

    Token Economy

    • TON
    • Child Chain and Staking
    • Token Supply and Distribution
    • PowerTON
    • Transaction Fee
    • Challenge
    • Parameters

Another Layer2

    Plasma EVM

    • Interoperability
    • Convenience
    • Comparison with Other Solutions
    • Design Rationale
    • Plasma EVM Architecture
    • RootChain
    • Child Chain
    • Continuous Rebase
    • Plasma EVM Smart Contracts
    • Examples and Best Practices
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PowerTON

What is PowerTON?

PowerTON is a way that distributes part of a commit reward that has not been issued through staking. The purpose of PowerTON is to increase the economic incentive for the operation of child chains by providing additional rewards to participants who contribute to the network through commit. Power is issued on the basis of contribution to the network, the same as the distribution of commit reward, thereby distributing additional reward. Power is not available for purchase or transaction and can only be obtained through contributing to the Tokamak Network.

Last updated on 3/13/2020 by Aiden Park
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