It is a DAC (Decentralized Autonomous Community) that will allow every eosDAC holder to get the benefits that are typically reserved
for block producers only.
Purchaser acknowledges and understands that
Ethereum block producers may not include Purchaser's transaction when Purchaser wants or Purchaser's transaction may not be included at all.
Powering the RISE platform is a Delegated Proof of Stake consensus algorithm which is the one of the most environmentally friendly protocols available and thrives on greater decentralisation by allowing the community to vote
for block producers.
Buyer acknowledges and understands that
Ethereum block producers may not include Buyer's transaction when Buyer wants or Buyer's transaction may not be included at all.
Unlike Bitcoin, where all of the new coins go to
the block producers (called miners), the Steem blockchain allocates a majority of the new tokens to a reward fund called the «rewards pool».
This portion of the Ethereum mining algorithm, a technique referred to as GHOST, includes the headers only of recently orphaned blocks in return for a reduced reward to both
the block producer and the includer of the (otherwise orphaned) block.
Earning EOS just by holding eosDAC incentivizes the community to continuously vote eosDAC in as
a block producer.
The number of tokens generated per day depends on the median value of the desired pay given by all
the block producers.
To check that this feature is not misused by
the block producers, a mechanism has been implemented by the developers.
The reward for
the block producers is new EOS tokens.
The EOS blockchain allows
the block producers to give the desired figure for their expected pay.
This is because a new EOS token is created every time
the block producers generate a certain number of blocks.