Roadmap

In this section, we outline the specific path that eatMiso will follow, along with the goals it has already achieved. We also describe ideas that we are considering integrating into eatMiso.

Path

This section will continue to evolve over time, and while it follows a certain chronological order, the objectives may not necessarily be achieved in a linear fashion.

Any element marked with an asterisk (*) is detailed in the following section.

General

Blockchain

Here, if the community wants, we can add the path of l4so, who is the CEO and main developer of eatMiso.

Upcoming Ideas (Detailed)

Community Marketing Campaigns with Reward System

We want eatMiso to be promoted by the community through a fair reward campaign system. In other words, the community uploads content to social media and we reward them for it. More specifically:

  1. For every x number of views obtained, depending on the social network (initially TikTok, YouTube, and Twitter), we will deduct BNBs from the fees required to use any eatMiso contract.

  2. The amount to be deducted will vary depending on the supply of content. That is, if many people in the community are publishing content that meets the requirements, the requirements will be a bit more strict.

  3. The content published to be considered valid must contain certain points that we consider necessary, one of which will be:

    • No lying. It is not allowed to lie to attract more investors. The content should be limited to describing the operation of eatMiso or recounting the personal experience with our project.

  4. We will develop a contract (A) that keeps a record of the people who have won a discount and how much available amount they have left. In this way, every time someone participates in an eatMiso contract (B) that charges fees, before collecting them, this contract (B) will make a call to contract A, check if the user in question deserves a discount, and if so, how much exactly. Then, contract B will discount the corresponding amount from the user's fee and update the state of contract A. An example:

    • John participates in a miner, investing $1000. This miner charges a fee of 10% when withdrawing the investment, in this case $100. So, before making the withdrawal, the miner calls contract A. Let's imagine that John deserved a discount of $150, the result will be that he does not have to pay anything to withdraw his investment from the miner, and he still has $50 to be discounted.

eatMiso Token

When we have built a community and achieved certain milestones that demonstrate our value, we will launch the official eatMiso token. It will function as a way to socialize benefits, since a significant portion of the profits will be automatically sent to a contract that buys and burns eatMiso Tokens after their release. This way, by holding eatMiso Tokens, you are exposed to the benefits of the entire eatMiso, and it is an additional way to support our project.

Arbitrage Bot Using Flash Loans

In the backend, there is always a running script that receives real-time token information and checks for arbitrage opportunities. If there is one, it calls a contract (A) with the necessary information.

Contract A carries out the necessary transactions. If a profit is derived, everything is executed; if not, it is reverted, but the gas money is lost. Investors add money to a contract B, from where contract A takes the money to pay for gas when carrying out an arbitrage. In the event that this contract (A) makes a profit, it is sent back to contract B; if there is no profit, only the gas is spent. In this way, the balance of contract B is modified with the arbitrage attempts of contract A and its profits.

Investors can withdraw their money at any time. At the time of withdrawal, it will be calculated how much they are entitled to based on the past proportion between their personal balance and the contract balance, and the same proportion at the time of withdrawal. For example, if they invested $100 out of $1000, they are entitled to 10%, and if the contract has received profits and has a balance of $1200 at present, the investor can withdraw $120.

eatPoker

We have considered developing a fully decentralized poker game with very low fees:

Functionality Overview

The game logic will be developed in a contract (A) that will be instantiated by another contract (B) for each new table. That is, there will be an initial contract (B) that will receive the balances and perform security checks; once passed, it will send the balances to the contract (A) to start the game.

Features

  • Completely anonymous. There are no users or identifications of any kind.

  • No requirements for depositing or withdrawing money, as everything is managed through smart contracts and you don't need to give us any explanations.

  • The player owns their money at all times.

  • Security. The contract is instantiated with each new table. This means that each table manages its own balance, giving rise to a decentralized money management system and avoiding the existence of a central treasury that can be attacked.

  • Low fees. The fees will be at most 1% per pot, far lower than those of any other company... Look it up and you'll see, the information should be publicly available on their website.

The Big One...

This is an great idea that will be presented at the appropriate time...

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