DAO technical overview - Revision history

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Vote reveal tx

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Lockup tx

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−	~~This~~ '''technical overview''' ~~goes over~~ BSQ, ~~BSQ integration with~~ Bisq, DAO ~~governance,~~ and ~~related sample~~ transactions.	+	In this '''technical overview''', you will see:
		+	* what BSQ tokens actually are, how they’re created, and how they’re destroyed
		+	* the various functions of the Bisq DAO and how BSQ enables them
		+
		+	Several example transactions are included so you can explicitly see the processes.

	== BSQ token ==		== BSQ token ==

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		+	This '''technical overview''' goes over BSQ, BSQ integration with Bisq, DAO governance, and related sample transactions.
		+
	== BSQ token ==		== BSQ token ==

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 * Output 2: 0.09950000 BTC
 * Mining fee: 0.0005 BTC
 === <big>Lockup tx</big> ===
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 * Output 3: OpReturn data
 * Mining fee: 0.0005 BTC
 === <big>Unlock tx</big> ===

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 * 16 bytes secretKey
-'''The hash of the blind vote list is made using all blind vote payload data received in the cycle and sorted by blind vote tx ID. The secretKey is the encoded byte representation of the secret key.'''
+The hash of the blind vote list is made using all blind vote payload data received in the cycle and sorted by blind vote tx ID. The secretKey is the encoded byte representation of the secret key.
 ==== Example with 7000 BSQ stake: ====
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 * Output 2: 0.09950000 BTC
 * Mining fee: 0.0005 BTC
 === <big>Lockup tx</big> ===

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 * 20 bytes for hash
-'''The hash in case of a bonded role is created from immutable data of the bonded role. Currently we use hashCode but that should be changed to a cryptographic hash. The hash for a reputation is derived from a salt. The salt is by default a random string as hex or can be any string defined by the user.'''
+The hash in case of a bonded role is created from immutable data of the bonded role. Currently we use hashCode but that should be changed to a cryptographic hash. The hash for a reputation is derived from a salt. The salt is by default a random string as hex or can be any string defined by the user.
 ==== Example with locking up 4000 BSQ: ====
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 * Output 3: OpReturn data
 * Mining fee: 0.0005 BTC
 === <big>Unlock tx</big> ===

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	The [https://mempool.space/bisq BSQ block explorer] shows all BSQ transactions with some metadata (transaction type, etc). It gives also some statistical data about the network. It is a very basic version at the moment, but we are working on a more sophisticated version. Any BSQ transaction can be looked up in a normal Bitcoin block explorer as well, but of course those explorers will not show any DAO-related context. If looking up a BSQ address on a normal Bitcoin block explorer, a user needs to remove the B prefix so the address is considered a valid BTC address.		The [https://mempool.space/bisq BSQ block explorer] shows all BSQ transactions with some metadata (transaction type, etc). It gives also some statistical data about the network. It is a very basic version at the moment, but we are working on a more sophisticated version. Any BSQ transaction can be looked up in a normal Bitcoin block explorer as well, but of course those explorers will not show any DAO-related context. If looking up a BSQ address on a normal Bitcoin block explorer, a user needs to remove the B prefix so the address is considered a valid BTC address.
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	== <big>BSQ integration on bisq</big> ==		== <big>BSQ integration on bisq</big> ==