Ecosystem

The Sulli Protocol Ecosystem

Using the typical computing power of Bitcoin and Filecoin mining as an example, the Sulli Protocol ecosystem includes the following main stakeholders:

Miners

Miners are providers of arithmetic power, who provide various types of arithmetic values in traditional PoW mining projects, such as Bitcoin, and provide storage and computational resources in Filecoin to earn profits from mining. In the Sulli Protocol ecosystem, in addition to participating in mining themselves, miners can also leverage their arithmetic value, sell their arithmetic value for collateral, or divert it to mining other cryptocurrencies, etc.

Buyers of cloud arithmetic values

These buyers are users who buy cloud arithmetic values. Buyers of cloud arithmetic fall into two main categories: the first category buys cloud arithmetic values mainly for their own use so that they can use such cloud arithmetic values to participate in mining or betting for profit: the second category holds cloud arithmetic values and sells them when the price rises, thus earning a price difference.

Lenders

A miner or cloud arithmetic value holder may use their cloud arithmetic value as collateral to borrow funds from a lender to further expand their mining or make other investments.

Validators

At different stages of the network's development, Sulli Protocol validators can be reputable community leaders or fully decentralised community participants responsible for validating and arbitrating the various Sulli Protocol implementations. When disputes arise in the process of arithmetic trading and lending, validators who meet the requirements are rewarded with appropriate protocol tokens. The motivations for participating in mining by engaging in protocol validation vary, but all stakeholders are tied together by the arithmetic NFT, through arithmetic trading, lending and exchange protocols, thus working together to shape a complete cloud arithmetic ecosystem.