PegNet Improvement Proposals (PIPs)

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2 min readNov 21, 2019

Introducing a Framework for Making PegNet Improvement Proposals

PIPs For The Win

Every great decentralized community has a process for proposing improvements to the software. I’ve put together a basic framework for the PegNet community and would invite you all to check it out. Here is the Google Doc so we have a place to discuss and work on refining them.

Framework For The “PegNet Improvement Proposals” (PIPs)

  1. PegNetd: Proposal should relate to code that can be implemented in PegNetd.
  2. Numbering: Proposals should be numbered when first proposed.
  3. Specific: Proposals should be specific enough to clearly implement in code.
  4. Activation: Proposals should include an activation height.
  5. Review: Proposals should be publicly available for review before activation.

Objectives Of The “PegNet Improvement Proposals” (PIPs)

  1. Utility: Proposals should increase the utility & use cases for PEG & pAssets.
  2. Arbitrage: Proposals should preserve PEGs function as the PegNet arbitrage token.
  3. Mining: Proposals should preserve the mining reward in order to secure the PegNet price oracle records.
  4. Accuracy: Proposals should increase oracle price record data accuracy & reliability.
  5. Security: Proposals should increase the security of the PegNet against attacks.

Template for PIPs

Title: “PIP1 A Proposal To Make PegNet Even More Awesome

Proposal: This proposal will increase the security and utility of the PegNet…

Implementation: We add the code to PegNetd and now the world is better.

Testing: The code will be on the development branch for X days and be tested by the community.

Activation: Height of activation is ###,### on Factom Protocol.

PIPs Going Live on PegNet

The miners will update their code to the new version of PegNetd 3 days before the activation height and after the activation height, the code will go live.

Presumption

Anything already described in the PegNet whitepaper or otherwise already implemented does not require a new PIP.

*Originally published by David A. Johnston on November 21st, 2019

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