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Welcome to official OriginTrail Docs
General
OriginTrail - Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG)
Ecosystem White Paper
Linked data & knowledge graphs
Blockchains
Development principles
OriginTrail RFCs
Decentralized Knowledge Graph (Layer 2)
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Introduction to DKG v6 - start here
DKG Asset graphs
DKG SDK
Development environment setup
DKG v6 node - setup instructions
DKG v6 node configuration
DKG v6 launch progress
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v6 bounty program
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Telemetry Hub
Tutorials (coming soon)
Blockchain (Layer 1)
OriginTrail Parachain
Other blockchains
Useful Resources
Community created resources
Available networks (testnets, mainnet)
Contribution Guidelines
DKG v5 documentation
Getting started
v5 node - setup instructions
Mainnet Docker Installation
Testnet Installation
Compensation parameters setup
Nodes Backup & Restore
DKG persistance mechanisms
Development environment setup (v5)
Using DKG v5
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Compensation parameters setup
The data creators have the ability to set pricing through simplified setting called Lambda, which is a combination of dataset size, duration of the data, and gas fees required to start and finalize the bidding process. Lambda could range from 0 to 15.
In similar fashion, the data holders can choose how well paid jobs they want to accept and set accordingly their node settings.
The Lambda setting is present in the node configuration file, which can be accessed through:
nano /root/.origintrail_noderc
The actual setting is called dh_price_factor and can be setup for each separate blockchain network.
"dh_price_factor" : "1",
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