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Fix off-by-one-decimal-place error discovered by @DenioD

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Duke Leto
2020-09-07 08:36:48 -04:00
parent b9fd0ce900
commit 043d58709d
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src/komodo_bitcoind.h
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@@ -1234,6 +1234,10 @@ int32_t komodo_validate_interest(const CTransaction &tx,int32_t txheight,uint32_
CAmount GetBlockSubsidy(int nHeight, const Consensus::Params& consensusParams); CAmount GetBlockSubsidy(int nHeight, const Consensus::Params& consensusParams);
// This function defines the Hush Founders Reward (AKA Dev Tax)
// 10% of all block rewards go towards Hush core team
// If you do not like this, you are encouraged to fork the chain
// or start your own Hush Smart Chain: https://github.com/myhush/hush-smart-chains
uint64_t komodo_commission(const CBlock *pblock,int32_t height) uint64_t komodo_commission(const CBlock *pblock,int32_t height)
{ {
static bool didinit = false, ishush3 = false; static bool didinit = false, ishush3 = false;
@@ -1256,9 +1260,8 @@ uint64_t komodo_commission(const CBlock *pblock,int32_t height)
// TODO: Calculate new BR_END based on 75s block time!!! 2X old BR_END is a rough estimate, not exact! // TODO: Calculate new BR_END based on 75s block time!!! 2X old BR_END is a rough estimate, not exact!
int32_t starting_commission = 125000000, HALVING1 = GetArg("-z2zheight",340000), INTERVAL = 840000, TRANSITION = 129, BR_END = 2*5422111; int32_t starting_commission = 125000000, HALVING1 = GetArg("-z2zheight",340000), INTERVAL = 840000, TRANSITION = 129, BR_END = 2*5422111;
// TODO: how many halvings will we have given new 75s blocktime? // TODO: how many halvings will we have given new 75s blocktime?
int32_t commisions[] = {starting_commision, 3125000000, 1562500000, 781250000, 390625000, int32_t commisions[] = {starting_commission, 312500000, 156250000, 78125000, 39062500, 19531250, 9765625, // these are exact
195312500, 97656250, 48828125, // these are exact 4882812, 2441406, 1220703, 610351 // these have deviation from ideal BR
24414062, 12207031, 6103515 // these have deviation from ideal BR
// Just like BTC, BRs in the far future will be slightly less than // Just like BTC, BRs in the far future will be slightly less than
// they should be because exact values are not integers, causing // they should be because exact values are not integers, causing
// slightly less coins to be actually mined // slightly less coins to be actually mined