One coin is 100,000,000 base units — eight decimal places. Every balance and every stake is a whole number of base units, so the entire ledger is exactly verifiable and no floating-point coin ever exists. The "decimals" are a display convenience only; the accounting is integer.
VI. The staked markets
Law 17: Coins are integers in base units.
One coin is 100,000,000 base units — eight decimal places. Every balance and every stake is a whole number of base units, so the entire ledger is exactly verifiable and no floating-point coin ever exists. The "decimals"…
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