Frequently Asked Questions
What are the intentions of Self Chain’s new proposal?
Shifting from a traditional wallet solution (EOAs wallet) to building Self Chain as a pioneering force, offering a Modular Intent-Centric Access Layer1 blockchain and a keyless wallet infrastructure service. Powered by MPC-TSS/AA technology, Self Chain seeks to revolutionize multi-chain Web3 access and simplify the user experience.
How does the proposal benefit the community?
The token holders will be able to use the new token for: - Gas transactions. - Receiving validator rewards. - Participating in votes. - Acquiring staking rewards. - Serving as a core component of the new ecosystem. - Liquidity Asset, trading of assets with the new token.
What utility will the $SLF token have?
The $SLF token will become the native token of Self Chain. Server four purposes on the new L1 blockchain: - As a spam prevention mechanism, $SLF is used to pay fees. The fee may be proportional to the amount of computation the transaction requires. - As staking tokens, $SLF can be “bonded” to receive block rewards. The economic security of the Chain is a function of the amount of $SLF staked. The more $SLF that are collateralized, the more “skin” there is at stake and the higher the cost of attacking the network. Thus, the more $SLF there are bonded, the greater the economic security of the network. - $SLF holders may govern the Self Chain upgrades by voting on proposals with their staked $SLF.
Will there be a supply increase?
There will be new tokens issued because an L1 blockchain is much wider. The new supply will be for the validator rewards. The change will support the long-term sustainability and growth of the ecosystem and the much broader mission. Details about $SLF Tokenomics will be released in Q1, 2024.
How long is the migration period open?
The migration period will last 12 months starting from the date the migration commenced, the 15th of January, 2024. After this period, conversion won’t be possible anymore.
What if I keep my $FRONT on centralized exchanges?
No action is required from holders on centralized exchanges, however, as more information becomes available we will share details through our social channels. The transition to $SLF will be executed seamlessly by the exchange’s support.
What is snapshot number in a DAO proposal?
A snapshot is a record of the state of the blockchain at a particular block height. It means that you can for example track the holdings of a specific wallet back to a specific point in time. Snapshot, the voting platform, uses snapshots to validate if voters met the voting criteria at the moment of proposal creation. If a voter acquired required tokens after the proposal had been created, these newly acquired tokens would not be used for the calculation of their voting power. Therefore, if FRONT tokens are acquired after the rebranding proposal is created at Ethereum block 18989773, you will not have the voting power to vote on this proposal.