Economy of the Kalp Digital Public Infrastructure
  • LEGAL DISCLAIMER AND IMPORTANT NOTICE
  • Introduction
    • A Comprehensive Economic Framework
    • Core Components of the Kalp Economy
    • Economic Innovations in Kalp
    • Modular Architecture for Performance and Scalability
  • Definitions, Primitives and Prerequisites
    • How Gini Operates Over Time
    • Primary Uses of Gini
    • The Importance of Gini in the Kalp Ecosystem
  • Kalp Gas Fee: A Deep Dive
    • Gas Fee Formula
    • Components of the Gas Fee
    • Generic Representation with Units
    • Practical Considerations
  • Gini Tokenomics
  • Overview of Key Legal Issues Considered in Gini’s Design
    • Regulatory Strategy and Plans for Engagement with Relevant Authorities
    • Discussion of Gini with Respect to Consumer Law and its Protection Measures
    • Explanation of Why Gini is Not Considered a Security
    • Acknowledgment of Regulatory Uncertainty and Commitment to Adaptation
  • Conclusion
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  1. Kalp Gas Fee: A Deep Dive

Gas Fee Formula

Let τ represent a transaction on the Kalp platform, which could include actions like creating, updating, transferring, or deleting objects. The gas fee for transaction τ is calculated as:

  • StorageCost: Accounts for the cost of storing transaction data on the network.

  • ComputationCost: Covers the computational resources required to process the transaction.

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