That said, wouldn't the liquidity bot need to dial home to the BOINC project for the 'strategy' Yes it could be (if for example you want to give the ability to customers to provide their custom strategy for their assets) or it could be bundled with the software.
When you say 'strategy' do you mean these different modes? Or new liquidity strategies? For me a strategy is the algorithm defining what the bot should do. Both modes you mentionned are in fact the liquidity_wall strategy which has now been merged in StakeMachine but I guess there are better and safer strategies for your needs.
Ok, you mean to distribute software that performs a large collaborative multisig verification to approve a single liquidity bot instance's transactions?Exactly.
You could potentially issue an UIA to your BOINC volunteers and use that to decide voting weight? Perhaps users could buy into that to have more stake weight?That's actually a good idea which is how Bitshares has ever wanted to do things. You could issue the token over the time to (so if they stop participating for some times, they would have less weight).
Their voting weight would be with their computation power? Like the computing power they contribute towards other BOINC projects, or do you mean implementing some form of Proof Of Work?I meant implementing some form of POW but your idea with the UIA is better.
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