Regions
Regions are represented by Hexagons. Based on Uber's H3 index, the surface of the earth can be represented by a grid of hexagons at different resolutions, with higher resolutions covering a larger area, and the smallest resolution covering centimeters of the earth.
0
4,357,449.416078381
2,562,182.162955496
1
609,788.441794133
328,434.586246469
2
86,801.780398997
44,930.898497879
3
12,393.434655088
6,315.472267516
4
1,770.347654491
896.582383141
5
252.903858182
127.785583023
6
36.129062164
18.238749548
7
5.161293360
2.604669397
8
0.737327598
0.372048038
9
0.105332513
0.053147195
10
0.015047502
0.007592318
11
0.002149643
0.001084609
12
0.000307092
0.000154944
13
0.000043870
0.000022135
14
0.000006267
0.000003162
15
0.000000895
0.000000452
DayFi uses a H6 default resolution.
The beauty of Hexagons is indexed data can be quickly joined across disparate datasets and aggregated at different levels of precision. This allows the protocol to aggregate its network depending on the needs of service providers and customers - whether at the hexagon, zip code, utility, state, ISO, or national level.
For privacy, the network explorer will show connected nodes within a Hex, but will not show individual, precise locations on the public explorer.
The RegionalGridStaking.sol contract enables the distribution of a portion of $DAY revenue from energy sales to stakers in specific regions. When rewards are deposited, stakers receive a pro-rata share based on their stake at that time, with rewards automatically reinvested.
Designed for full decentralization at launch, the contract ensures transparent and autonomous reward distribution. It employs a lazy algorithm to efficiently compute each staker’s share of $DAY rewards per block, seamlessly accommodating new stakers and addition of stake in existing positions. Gas costs scale only with the withdrawal period length, optimizing efficiency.
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