Roadmap
Here is a list of Muon's milestones and features in three sections: future milestones, the ones in the making and the ones achieved and live.
- Expiration Time for TSS: The TSS subnet for each app is updated periodically and the key is reshared as a security measure.
- Explorer: The explorer to view network status and requests sent to apps.
- Slashing: A set of tools that slash nodes' staked tokens in case of downtime or any malicious activity
- Collateralized Nodes: Nodes lock collateral to insure the validity of their responses.
- Collateral Contract: A smart contract locks the collateral per request.
- Supervisor Nodes: A set of supervisor nodes check the validity of the responses.
- Disputes: Supervisor nodes place disputes on fraud detection to trigger resolution procedures.
- Rewards: Nodes are granted rewards in relation to their staked collateral out of request fees.
- Fees:
- Fees per request
- 3rd party service that enables apps to pay the fees instead of the users
- Dynamic fee calculation
- Private Network: A private oracle network is implemented.
- MultiSig Scheme: The network uses the conventional MultiSig scheme for signing and verification of requests.
- Initial Version of Muon Apps: The network starts to deploy and run Muon apps as hybrid smart contracts developed in JavaScript.
- EVM-based Chains: Only EVM chains are supported.
- Threshold Signature Scheme: TSS is implemented as Muon's fundamental security scheme which reduces verification costs compared to Multisig.
- Integration with Solana, Cosmos, Tron: Verifying of Muon TSS is possible on EVM, Solana, Cosmos, and Tron.
- Presale: Community Presale for $MUON is launched
- Multi-core Processing: The performance of Muon Nodes is improved through multicore-processing.
- Inheritance: Muon apps can inherit from each other.
- Shield Server Signature: Apps are enabled to run their shield servers as the second security scheme.
- Deployment App: An app is added to the network which is used to assign each Muon app a random subnet of nodes.
- Muon Node Manager: A contract is implemented through which new nodes can stake and join the network.
- Typescript Version: Muon node is implemented in Typescript to enhance its development.
- Testnet (ALICE) Launch: ALICE is Muon Network's the MVP (Minimum Viable Product). ALICE is used for testing & experimentation of public node functions at scale without risk to funds.
- Canary Network Launch
- Token Launch
- Mainnet Launch
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