Corex Network
  • Concept
  • INTRODUCTION
    • Capabilities
    • General Architectural Outline
  • Joint Computing Environments
    • Outline and Operation
    • Standards and Cryptography
    • Auxiliary Channel Protection
  • NODES
    • Setup & Configuration
    • Management & Incentives
    • Efficiency and Stability Monitoring
    • Secure Execution Zones
    • Node Staking
      • Delegation Dynamics & Vesting Durations
  • CLUSTERS
    • Function and Formation
      • Fork & Migrate
    • Authorization & Incentives
    • Acceptance & Allocation
  • COMPUTATIONS
    • Identifying a Computation
      • Computation Units
    • Computation Initiation
      • Computation Timeline
      • Computational Input Data
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Delegation Dynamics & Vesting Durations

On Corex Network, an node becomes active after the minimum staking amount is meet by the node operator, defined by the following constant:

MINIMUM_SELF_DELEGATION_PER_500_CLUSTERS

This stake enables the node to participate in up to 500 Clusters. Once activated, additional stake can be delegated by the operator or third-party delegators to further unlock the node’s computational capacity, making it eligible for work.

  • Stake delegations are activated at the start of the next epoch, as the node's computational task contribute to generating token rewards, distributed at the end of each epoch.

These rewards are shared among all delegators based on their proportional stake. Delegators can choose to undelegate their rewards, with withdrawals becoming available at the start of the next epoch.

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