Anole
  • Introduction
    • Introduction to Anole Network
    • Roadmap
    • White Paper
  • Using Anole
    • As Price Feed Consumer
    • As Request-Response Consumer
    • As Data Provider
  • Tokenomics
    • $ANOLE
    • DAO
    • Protocol fees
  • Team
    • About Team
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  1. Tokenomics

Protocol fees

Blockchain fee

In Chromia, users pay blockchain fees indirectly:

  1. The dapp pays to nodes hosting fees. Fee is paid from dapp token account on a daily basis and depends on computational resources requested by the application and used data volume.

  2. The dapp itself can collect fees from users according to its own policies. This means that there’s no system-wide fee policy for users. Dapp developers are free to implement any policy they want.

In our scenario, Anole Network will pay hosting fees. The end user will not need to pay any gas fee.

Protocol reserve

The ANOLE protocol allocates a share of the protocol's interests to treasury account as reserve for the ecosystem. This reserve is used to sustain the DAO, and pay blockchain hosting fees and future development cost. It is made out of ANOLE.

The details of reserve allocation:

Core Team(Blockchain hosting fee, Development)
65%

reserved for DAO

35%

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Last updated 1 year ago