why don't we apply Zipf's Law equation for reward calculations?
First we sort all candidates according to their votes, then make the reward of a post proportional to 1/k, where k is the rank of the post.
why don't we apply Zipf's Law equation for reward calculations?
First we sort all candidates according to their votes, then make the reward of a post proportional to 1/k, where k is the rank of the post.
For better performance, payout time points are divested. Every block there will be some posts being payout. So you can't sort all candidates all the time.
Also it seems 1/k is weak against Sybil attacks.