Product Definitions w_ Iterations_
Product Vision
A blockchain-based name service used to allow users to order to attach all cryptocurrency addresses to. A wallet application that serves as the core of the name service ecosystem. A utility token that complements the name service by incentivizing economic participation within the ecosystem and rewards participants through various feedback loops.
Anatha Wallet Application
A light wallet application that serves as the primary interface for all user engagement within the Anatha Network between its participants.
Human Readable Address Registry Contract
This contract contains all of the logic linking an Anatha address to one or more human readable addresses (HRAs) and their metadata, which could include multi-currency wallets and other crypto addresses. I-0
Anatha Master Contract (AMC) I-3
The treasury contract for the Anatha ecosystem, where all revenues are collected and distributed to different ecosystem participants.
The AMC collects ANATHA from the following channels:
Network transaction fees
Half of all newly minted tokens
HRA purchases
The AMC distributes its revenues each day to the following parties:
50% distributed equally to all Anatha Addresses with an HRA (equal distribution to all active holders of HRAs)
25% to an Anatha-controlled development fund
25% to security token holders as a dividend (on a pro rata basis)
Treasury Contract I-2
The treasury contract controls the sale of the initial pool of ANATHA and its pricing schedule.
The treasury contract will automatically buy ANATHA at 60% of the current pool price level (up to a determined maximum volume for any given period) using assets allocated manually from the treasury wallet. Each time the contract executes a purchase, the treasury contract should increment the number of ANATHA available at the current price point by the number of ANATHA purchased.
HRA API
The interface that connects the Anatha wallet application with the Anatha blockchain. The HRA API provides the following functionalities to wallet users:
HRA Name Lookup (should return status of HRA or not found error) I-0
HRA Address enumeration (by type) I-0
HRA Create (Register) (automatically adds baseline Anatha wallet addresses (USDT, BTC, ETH, DASH, LTC)* I-0
Add address/public key to HRA I-0
Remove Address from Wallet (should already be part of Anatha wallet) I-0
Retrieve Address for CryptoA from HRA (get send and receive addresses) I-0
Get HRA Expiry Date (for subscriptions) I-0
HRA Renewal (called from payment interface, updates expiry date) I-0
Transfer HRA ownership from one Anatha address to another I-0
Delete an HRA (removes ownership for expired subscription or admin function (governance issue)) I-0
ANATHA API
The interface that connects the Anatha wallet application with the ANATHA blockchain. The ANATHA API provides the following functionalities to wallet users:
Send Transaction I-0
Get Balance I-0
Create Anatha Address I-0
Create Validator I-1 at minimal dPoS configuration I-4 at full spec
Block Explorer
A standard explorer that provides API connectivity and a web interface for access to transactional and overall network data. The explorer provides generic information about the network (blocks, transactions, addresses, balances), HRA registry (HRA lookup, HRA mappings), and validators (number active, performance). I-0, Explorer includes information depending in the overall iteration
Anatha Network Validator Software
A program that allows qualified individuals onboard themselves as a validator and validate blocks of the Anatha blockchain. Validator security and general parameters are defined based on standards set forth by the Cosmos network.
Basic minimum validator requirements:
Active HRA I-1
100,000 ANATHA to stake I-1 minimum but to solve fairness problems I-4
99% up-time I-4
Validator Notes:
A maximum number of validators to be allowed in the system must be set I-1, for fairness I-4
Downtime should be penalized to reduce validator attack vectors. E.g., If a validator misses more than 95% of the last 10.000 blocks, they will get slashed by 0.01% I-1, for fairness I-4
Anatha Admin Dashboard
A web dashboard that allows Anatha administrators to access a variety of private network data and monitor network activities. Anatha administrators can also edit certain system-wide settings from a control panel within the admin dashboard. I-2
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