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  • Welcome to POA
  • Features
    • Known Validators
    • POADAO Consensus
    • Bridged Native Token
    • On-Chain Randomness
  • Use Cases
    • Scalability for BlockChain Games
    • Community-Based Currencies
    • Subsidized Transactions
    • Decentralized Finance (DeFi)
  • DApp Spotlights
    • Ethernal.World
  • Roadmap
  • For users
    • POA Tokens
      • POA Merger & STAKE Swap
      • POA - STAKE FAQs
      • POA Token Supply
      • POA & POA20 Exchanges
      • POA & POA20 on Binance
      • FAQ: POA20 General Questions
    • POA Token Use Cases
      • Utility Token
      • Currency Token
      • Collateral Token
      • Bridged Token
      • Staking Token
      • Stable Token
    • POA to POA20 Bridge
    • Accept POA20 Payments
      • Account Registration & Login (Merchant Setup)
      • Setup Merchant Account
      • Merchant Payment Method Setup
      • Making a Payment with POA20 (Customer Perspective)
    • Tutorials
      • Trading POA20 on DEX.AG
      • POA20 Token Swaps on 1inch.exchange
      • Getting Airdrops via Discord
    • Governance
      • Article: A Successful Year of On-Chain Governance
      • Governance Reports
        • April 2020 Report
        • December 2019 Report
      • Ballot Type, Lifecycle & Limits
    • ❌Nifty Wallet (Discontinued)
      • Getting Started
      • Import and Interact with Smart Contracts
      • Connect to a Hardware Wallet (Ledger & Trezor)
      • Connect to D'CENT Biometric Wallet
      • Connect to Pocket Decentralized Network
    • 3rd Party Wallets
      • Trust Wallet
      • MetaMask
    • POA Mania
      • News - Updates
      • Rules
      • POA Mania FAQs
      • Deposit & Withdraw
      • Winner Selection
      • Round Details
      • POA Mania vs PoolTogether
      • POA Mania on Trust Wallet
      • POA Mania Security Audit
      • POA Mania on MetaMask Mobile
    • Whitepaper
      • POADAO v1
        • Introduction
        • Proof of Authority
        • POA Network Functionality
        • Decentralized apps (DApps)
          • Initial ceremony DApp
          • Proof of Physical Address (PoPA) DApp
          • Proof of Bank Account DApp
          • Proof of Social Network DApp
          • Proof of Phone Number DApp
          • Governance DApp
        • Summary & Acknowledgements
        • References
        • Appendix A: Code Samples
          • Ballots manager
          • Validators manager
          • Deployment scripts for the mining node
  • For developers
    • Developer Resources
    • Getting Tokens For Tests
      • ERC20 Test Token Faucet
      • Sokol Testnet Faucet
    • Full Node Setup
      • Install OpenEthereum Client
      • Install Nethermind Client
    • DApp Deployment
    • TheGraph Data Indexing
    • On-Chain Random Numbers
      • RNG explainer (AuRa + RandomAura Contract)
      • Accessing a Random Seed with a Smart Contract
      • Randomness FAQs
    • API & SQL Access
    • Smart Contract Dashboard
    • Grants for Building on POA
  • For validators
    • Getting Started
      • Validator Resources
      • Becoming a Validator
    • Bootnode Setup
      • AWS Bootnode Setup
        • Prerequisites
        • Configure AWS
        • Download and Configure Playbook
        • Deploy
      • Non-AWS Bootnode Setup & Deployment
        • Local/Remote Machine System Requirements
        • Node Preparation
        • Configure node with Deployment Playbook
    • Validator Node Setup
      • Nethermind Upgrade
      • AWS VM for Validator Node Deployment
        • MoC: Master of Ceremony Key Exchange & Generation
        • Current Validators Vote in New Validators
        • Validator Node Setup Prerequisites
        • Configuring AWS
        • Download and Configure Playbook
        • Deployment
        • Upgrade Instance to a Larger Instance Type
      • Non-AWS Validator Node Setup
        • Local & Remote Machine System Requirements
        • Remote Machine Setup
        • Configure Node using Deployment Playbook
      • NetStats Dashboard
    • Hard Forks
      • Parity Upgrade Guide
      • POA Core
        • 2021-11-02 | #24090200
        • 2021-05-24 | #21364900
        • 2020-03-31 | #14350721
        • 2019-12-19 | #12598600
        • 2019-04-29 | #8582254
        • 2018-01-29 | # 772000
        • 2018-10-22 | #5329160
        • POA Core spec.json hard-fork update
      • Sokol
        • 2021-05-24 | #21050600
        • 2020-02-20 | #13391641
        • 2019-12-05 | #12095200
        • 2019-02-06 | #7026400
        • 2019-01-04 | #6464300
        • 2018-09-19 | #4622420
        • 2018-01-18 | #509355
        • 2018-01-08 | #362296
        • Sokol spec.json hard-fork update
    • Validator DApps
      • Validators MetaData DApp
      • Adding or Removing a Validator
  • Media
    • Social Media
    • Media Kit
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  • POA Project Related Roadmaps
  • POA Network Roadmap
  • 2021 In Process
  • Berlin HF Migration
  • EIP 1559 Implementation
  • OpenEthereum Deprecation + Nethermind Implementation
  • AMB/OmniBridge implementation between POA and xDai
  • 2020 Completed
  • Istanbul Upgrade
  • On-Chain Randomness Activation
  • POA Games Fund #2
  • POA Token Use Case Expansion

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Roadmap

POA Projects and the POA Network Roadmap for 2020-2021

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POA Project Related Roadmaps

We are continuing to add new functionality and improve performance for our major applications.

POA Network Roadmap

2021 In Process

Additional items will be added as features are prioritized for deployment.

Berlin HF Migration

Target: Q1 2021 Completed: POA Core: May 24, 2021 Block #21,364,900, POA Sokol May 24,2021 Block #21,050,600

To maintain compatibility with Ethereum Mainnet, the Berlin Hard Fork will be activated on the POA Sokol Network and the POA Core network following a successful Ethereum migration. Berlin is currently scheduled for January on Ethereum, and will introduce the following EIPs:

  1. EIP-2315: Simple Subroutines for the EVM

  2. EIP-2929: Gas cost increases for state access opcodes

POA Sokol and Core will be supported by both OpenEthereum and Nethermind Clients.

EIP 1559 Implementation

Target: Q2 2021

EIP 1559 introduces a Base Fee for all blockchain transactions. This is a minimum fee that is adjusted based on gas usage per block. When gas usage is high, the fee increases, and when it is low, the fee decreases.

Base fees are burned by the protocol rather than paid directly to the miners (or validators in the case of POA). In addition to the base fee, a priority fee can be added to a transaction as a tip to incentivize POA validators to include it in a block.

EIP 1559 is an important change to Ethereum and POA Network will implement this change to maintain compatibility as well as be an early adopter of this improvement proposal.

OpenEthereum Deprecation + Nethermind Implementation

AMB/OmniBridge implementation between POA and xDai

Target: Q3 2021

To further POA interoperability and token usage, an Arbitrary Message Bridge and OmniBridge UI will be deployed between the POA Network and the xDai Chain. This will enable cross-chain transfers of POA and other tokens created on POA (ERC20/ERC677 tokens) between the POA network and xDai. POA native tokens and tokens created on POA can then be used on the xDai chain in applications such as the HoneySwap.

2020 Completed

Istanbul Upgrade

All Networks Successfully Activated

  • POA Sokol: Updated 12/05/2019 | Block #12095200

  • POA Core: Updated 12/19/2019 | Block# 12598600

We will continue to monitor progress and are planning to update the Sokol testnet to Istanbul in the coming months. This will not occur until after the Eth mainnet completes the Istanbul upgrade. We will inform all validators with instructions to ensure nodes are updated prior to the upgrade. Assuming the update on the testnet goes smoothly, we will coordinate the Istanbul fork on the POA Core network.

On-Chain Randomness Activation

Activation Status

  • POA Sokol

    • Date Activated: 02/20/2020

    • Block #: 13391641

    • Contract Address: 0x8f2b78169B0970F11a762e56659Db52B59CBCf1B

  • POA Core:

    • Date Scheduled: 03/31/2020

    • Block #: 14350721

    • Contract Address: 0x67e90a54AeEA85f21949c645082FE95d77BC1E70

POA Games Fund #2

In 2019, the POA Games Fund has contributed funding to 4 games:

As these previously funded games continue to gain traction, we are initiating a second round of funding to encourage more games to build on POA. POA network provides an optimal solution for deploying games that require micro transactions, predictable fee structures, or accelerated transaction speeds.

POA Token Use Case Expansion

Target: Q2-Q3 2021 In Progress: All Sokol Validators are now running the Nethermind Client. POA core validators are migrating gradually

OpenEthereum has announced it will be deprecated and no longer supported by the team. The client will change to Erigon, formerly Turbo-geth, with no guarantees that it will support the POA network consensus. Due to this upcoming change, POA plans to shift to a Nethermind-only implementation. Validators and other node operators will need to migrate their nodes to the client, details coming soon.

Target: Q1 2020 Status: Completed Q4 2019

We have successfully upgraded the Kovan testnet to the latest Ethereum hard fork "". This occurred on October 13, and we have not experienced any issues related to the update.

Target: Q1 2020 Status: Completed 2020

Randomness is vital to a blockchain and difficult to achieve within the protocol. We will introduce an on-chain RNG based on RANDAO, where validators use a commit/reveal strategy to create on-chain random numbers. Smart contracts will have access to this randomness without relying on third party applications or centralized RNGs.

Target: Q2 2020 Status: Completed

We are currently accepting applications for our next round of funding. See .

: A game where players buy resources which grow over time, in an endless virtuous loot loop. Learn more here:

: An augmented reality game where users collect Geon Coins from real world locations. One of the most with hundreds of active daily users.

: The 🐶DAOG is an open-ended governance game where emojis are controlled by smart contracts. More info is available here:

: The latest recipient of the games fund, Clovers is a scavenger hunt game where players search for certain types of clovers.

Target: Q1 - Q4 2020 Status: POA Mania was created as an application used to stake POA tokens.

We will continue to research and explore ways to expand POA token usage, adoption and use cases. This includes the possibility of creating a POA-based , and exploring the ability to leverage POA as a , either on its own or through a multi-collateral token basket. To keep POA vital and growing, we must not only increase network adoption but also research the possibility of expanding usage beyond the network via the .

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BlockScout Roadmap
TokenBridge Roadmap
Nethermind
Istanbul
More details here.
Snailfarm
https://medium.com/@thesnailking/the-next-great-frontier-for-snails-poa-ee7e2471bc51
Geon
popular games deployed on any Ethereum Network
DAOG
https://medium.com/@austin_48503/three-queens-b3760c33ab4b
Clovers
stable token
staking token
TokenBridge
https://medium.com/openethereum/gnosis-joins-erigon-formerly-turbo-geth-to-release-next-gen-ethereum-client-c6708dd06ddmedium.com
Grants for building on POA for more information