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"The distinctive feature of DMT is 'Non-arbitrary', which aims to provide a more equitable token distribution system. However, currently, 'Non-arbitrary' only defines the 'supply of tokens', not their distribution.
I propose expanding the concept of 'Non-arbitrary' to include distribution as well, using already distributed satoshis as tokens.
This would eliminate the need for creating inscriptions for minting/transferring as a limiting factor, avoid spending satoshis on fees and time on minting, thereby lifting the time constraint on the spread of 'Non-Arbitrary Sat-Tokens' to absorbing the fungibility of sats more quickly.
The fundamental principles of DMT remain unchanged, while NAT or its parallel embodiment NATS requires some clarifications.
Some possible distribution ways:
- All satoshis received as a reward for a block that matches selected pattern elements;
- Using specific elements that include information about sat ranges such as transactions, fees etc.
This concept forms a kind of symbiosis of Rare Sats and NAT applications.
Rare Sats use deploy inscriptions, facilitating the consensus finding regarding new satributes, while NAT cuts off excessive uses of inscriptions and utilizes the advantages of Rare sats as a means of instant and free token distribution."
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