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  • What is KisanCoin?

    • A reward mechanism for farmers to monetise their data

    • KC gives me a right to sell data on the network

    • KC also indicates the stake I have in the network

    • Value of KC is market driven

    • KC is not a currency which can be used to buy stuff outside network

    • KC help activate features in data collective and get dividend

    • KC is “transferrable”

    • KC has payload associated with it (data entered about the farm and farming by the farmer)

  • Who can get KisanCoin?

    • Farmers

    • Curators

  • when they

    • Earn rating and positive reviews from Ag companies

    • Some percentage is deposited back when their data is accessed

    • Curators (within farming or rural community at large)

      • Enter data on other farmer’s behalf

      • Verify/ validate data

      • Earn rating and positive reviews from farmers and/or data consumers

  • How will farmers earn KisanCoin?

    • The coins are earned for each piece of information entered

      • There are two categories of information: static/ slow changing and seasonal

      • Farmers get fixed amount called as base KC (b amount of KC) for each set of information, for example, contact details have name, phone, village, block, district - if all the entries are made the farmer gets b and then there are land details for the farm(s) he/she owns (farm boundary, etc) will give another b coins

      • Farmers can get at most X coins for every season if they enter all information which can again be categorised like seed details, chemical details, land preparation details and so on

      • The previous season’s KC will be halved (if not used) creating more rewards for more recent information but not losing the rewards that were entered earlier, for example: if a farmer enters for last four seasons the complete farming activity information the total tokens would be X(1+0.5+0.25+0.125) = 1.75X

      • The coins are doubled (minus some percentage) for each verification, example, a farmer has X coins and gets it verified by paying verification charges (V)

      • The total number of coins that a farmer can have from his/her farm(s) will be n*b + 2X - V, assuming n sets of information that make up complete static information (for further analysis let’s say B = n*b)

    • A farmer can earn coins by verifying other farmer’s information (V)

    • A farmer gets some reward coins for contributing to the data pool (R)

    • A positive rating and feedback can earn (F)

  • How will curators earn KisanCoin?

    • A curator helps farmer enter details and get C coins

    • A curator can also verify farmer data and get V coins

  • Transactions of KC:

    • Burn KC to get FIAT money

      • Transfer data for some payment in fiat currency where some percentage which is a function of the KC associated with data will be burnt

      • Every subscription for Aggregate data will burn some percentage which is a function of the KC associated with the member will be burnt

    • Transfer KC

      • Can A farmer buy KC from another farmer there? - to be answered

        • This is to provide a way for the farmers in a geography or crop where there are not many institutional buyers to sell their KC to other farmers who might be interested

        • To answer - once the KC is transferred, what happens with the data and should the KCs earned by entering static data should not be transferable?

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