Kaiser masternode system
Whoever can be a master node
Kaiser’s mining policy is DPOI(Delegated Proof of Importance) as a cloud mining type performed online server. In other words, because it is not PC or POW consumes much electricity, whoever can participate in mining easily. If conditions meet, whoever can be master node, 101 persons come to be selected based on the amount of Kaiser coin holding and the level of contribution. DPOS is structure that people having many get to have much more, whereas people having few get to have much less. In case of Kaiser, even though the amount of coin held is little, whoever with high contribution can be master node.
For example, let’s suppose A with 100 coins has applied to register the candidate for the master node. B with 30 coins can apply to register the candidate through master node loan program. After expressing his will to be master node to the neighbors, making contract (some % of profits from mining are subject to share) with general nodes and participating in company’s promotion, then the coin of B becomes 100. That is, even though holding amount is insufficient, the right to mine can be acquired through loan program or level of contribution(promotion and other policies).
Also the selected master nodes come to mine on Cloud Server according to their mining systems and they receive 40% of the mining amount as their commission. Master nodes don‟t need a specific mining hardware, maintenance fee, time and labor consuming etc. perform reasonable and economic ways of mining. In addition, each mined amount is indicated on the wallet linked APP and WEB. Then it makes it easy to figure out the mining performance ability of each master node, and helps regular nodes to make reasonable choices for their stake delegation. A master node not only receives 40% commission in compensation for mining, but also is provided with the additional coin reward according to the average holding amount of the coin within a certain period of time during the airdrop.
ICO official website: https://kisc.io/