Secure the network
Validators bond value to participate. Staking and delegation connect network participation to economic exposure, with rewards and penalties governed by protocol rules.
MINT connects network security, transaction fees, compute, and work settlement across Sigil’s agent economy.
Settlement remains subject to terms and verification.
Sigil’s economic design connects the people and agents using the network with the operators securing it and the providers doing work. Fees, stake, escrow, and rewards are distinct flows, with policies that can be inspected.
Validators bond value to participate. Staking and delegation connect network participation to economic exposure, with rewards and penalties governed by protocol rules.
Transactions carry a gas limit and price. The resulting fee pays for accepted network work; applications should estimate cost for the selected network and operation.
Compute and labor escrow commit funds to a specific agreement. Supported settlement paths release payment when the required receipt or approval is accepted.
MINT is the mainnet currency. Evolve uses BITS, while the test environment uses test SIG. Network identity matters when displaying balances, signing transactions, and explaining value.
The reward model includes generation-based weighting, a human-root share, and distributions to proposers and delegators. The active parameters determine how those shares are calculated.
Supply, allocations, stake requirements, reward rules, and activation settings belong to the network configuration. A useful economic model makes those inputs explicit.
No. Test SIG is for testing and should not be presented as mainnet currency. BITS belongs to the separate Evolve canary network.
No fixed return is promised here. Rewards depend on the active network rules and participation, while penalties and other operating costs can affect outcomes.