Developer Royalty Fees

QANplatform the Layer 1 which rewards developers.

💡[Definition] Developer Royalty Fees (DRF)

QANplatform designed a unique fee distribution system which splits the blockchain transaction fees between validators and those smart contract developers who originally wrote

QANplatform, the first Layer 1 blockchain which rewards developers after each transaction and smart contract deployment

Imagine as GitHub would reward developers when their code is getting re-used by others. QANplatform is the first blockchain platform that favors developers to be active members of the ecosystem. QANplatform lets developers not only code smart contracts in any programming language thanks to the unique Multi-language Smart Contract (Hyperpolyglot) feature, it rewards developers in a decentralized and democratic way to receive the platform's utility token as a reward for their work and to boost QANplatform's mass adoption.

Those developers who publish new generic code (Generic Smart Contract Developers) to the QAN public blockchain (MainNet) will be rewarded by other developers (Specific Smart Contract Developers) in QANplatform's utility token (QANX Token) when they reuse the code written by the Generic Smart Contract Developers.

Furthermore every single future transaction interacting with contracts written by these developers will proportionally distribute part of the transaction fees among creators for a lifetime.

This mechanism is completely decentralized and democtratic since developers can earn these rewards from those users directly who are using the smart contracts written by them.

Developers (Generic Smart Contract Developers) whose code will be re-used will be rewarded for a lifetime after every:

  1. New smart contract deployment fee is paid by Specific Smart Contract Developers.

  2. Transaction which interacts with smart contracts (DApps) where the code is re-used.

Developers can cut their smart contract upload costs

QANplatform’s Developer Royalty System reduces burden on the network since only new or altered code logic parts will be uploaded on the QAN MainNet. As a result of this, Specific Smart Contract Developers who re-use already deployed code parts in their smart contracts pay proportionately less, since they only pay for the new code parts to be deployed on the blockchain.

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