Voting on development and implementation decisions and details is a right of every Gridcoin network participant. Vote weight is determined by balance and magnitude. This means that owning GRC gives your vote weight in proportion to your balance, and possessing magnitude gives your vote weight in proportion to your magnitude. Solo crunchers can vote with both balance-vote-weight and magnitude-vote-weight. Pool crunchers can vote with only their balance-vote-weight. The challenge is:
How do we give pool crunchers the ability to use their magnitude-vote-weight?
First, some stats
There are:
8,277 total active users in the three pools.
4,000+ active BOINC team members.
This means that there are 4,000 people voting with magnitude-vote-weight, while there are 8,000+ people with magnitude, but not voting with their earned magnitude-vote-weight. This is a significant amount of vote-weight left out of polls.
There is:
40,031 total magnitude in the three pools.
There is 115,000 total magnitude in the magnitude kitty.
This means that ~35% of magnitude-vote-weight is locked up in the pool.
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In other words:
vote-weight = ((Magnitude * (MoneySupply/TotalNetworkMagnitude + 0.01)/5.67) + Balance)
assuming that money supply = 400,000,000 we get:
1 mag = ~613 vote-weight.
This increases almost linearly with the increase in money supply.
This means that the 40,031 magnitude in the pool currently equates to about 24,539,003 vote-weight trapped behind the pool wall.
I might be mistaken, but my understanding is that 1 magnitude-vote-weight is the equivalent of 650 vote-weight (1 balance-vote-weight = 1 vote-weight). If this equivalency is accurate, this means that there is:
26,020,150 vote-weight trapped behind the pool-wall.
Sources
GRC Pool | BOINC Stats
The Idea
There are currently ways for users in the pools to be polled while taking their magnitude-vote-weight into consideration, but there is no way to take those poll results and put them on the Gridcoin blockchain.
What if we build a superblock that aggregates that data when appropriate? Is this possible? Could we then take that data and automatically calculate each pool-user's magnitude-vote-weight and vote, and appropriately insert that data into the client poll results?
If we do this (if we even can do this), we will have successfully proven that superblocks can be built for purposes beyond BOINC while adding more validity to every future Gridcoin poll.
Thoughts?
For a continuing conversation on this subject, you can join the github thread here.