PowerPool Price

PowerPool's operational framework is built on three interrelated smart contract systems, each playing a crucial role in ensuring efficient governance token management and execution.

Network Components

• Agent Contract: Serving as the central ledger, the Agent contract is essential for tracking all jobs, keeper nodes, and execution parameters. It calculates fees based on job complexity and imposes slashing penalties to underperforming nodes. Node operators, known as Keepers, are required to have a minimum stake of 1,000 CVP to participate, ensuring a vested interest in the system’s integrity.

• Job Contracts: Users can create custom workflows through Job contracts that specify target smart contracts, execution conditions (such as price thresholds or time intervals), and stake requirements for Keepers. This granular control empowers job creators to balance their security needs with transaction costs effectively.

• Keeper Nodes: A decentralized network of Keepers monitors blockchain events and competes to execute transactions when specified conditions are met. This competition is crucial, as rewards for execution are proportionate to the stakes held by these nodes. To safeguard against malicious activities, a slashing mechanism penalizes nodes for failed execution attempts or unethical conduct, effectively creating a self-regulating network.

PowerOracle Integration

Adding another layer of sophistication, PowerPool incorporates a decentralized oracle system that facilitates the provision of cross-chain price feeds and off-chain data. This capability unlocks advanced automation scenarios such as triggering liquidations when collateral ratios dip below specific thresholds, executing limit orders across decentralized exchanges, and rebalancing token baskets based on market capitalization fluctuations.