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Runtime upgrade to version 9223

- Litentry is changing its name to Heima Network and its token from LIT to HEI.
- The change is to focus on making it easier for users to move between different blockchains.
- They will update all their branding and work with exchanges to make the switch smooth.
- They are also changing how they manage their funds to make things more transparent.
- The total number of tokens will stay the same, but more will be available for use.
- They plan to create new ways for people to trade HEI tokens.
- The community is asked to vote on these changes to help the network grow.

Council motion #48: Rebranding with Tokenomics Change

Treasury spend proposal for Subsquare/statescan maintenance 2024

Runtime upgrade to version 9210

Runtime upgrade to version 9202

Litentry is making changes to its infrastructure framework by embedding the DID service they have already built into it. This is not a big shift but an extension. 
They are using a referendum to record LIT holders' opinions towards this move. 
The referendum is a strategic vote and the result will be a system remark.

Vote for Litentry's strategic move: from DID to Chain Abstraction

Runtime upgrade to version 9201

Runtime upgrade to version 9200

Reduce the token bridge fee to 8 LIT 

Litmus is going to be discontinued.
The balance of all Litmus accounts will be moved to the matching Litentry accounts.
476,293.288 LIT is the total issuance on Litmus.
The transfer will involve minting LIT tokens on a Litentry team member account and distributing the due balance of each Litmus account to its corresponding Litentry account via balance transfer.
The process is public and transparent.

Transfer all users' balance from Litmus accounts to Litentry accounts

Runtime upgrade to 9195

IdentityHub Airdrop 26050 LIT

Runtime upgrade to 9194

Runtime upgrade to 9193

Fix the parachainStaking.candidatePool() storage

Runtime upgrade to 9192 (redo of motion #24)

Runtime upgrade to 9191 for token decimal change

Litentry parachain has a new update with a target runtime version of 9182. 

The update can be found on Github. 

The runtime hash and preimage hash are important to ensure the update is correct. 

The screenshot shows the encoded call hash. 

The update is authorized through the `parachainSystem.authorizeUpgrade` call.

Runtime upgrade to add pallet-teebag and pallet-bitacross

Litentry is a platform that is making an upgrade to its system to remove sudo. This is being done in a democratic way to make sure everyone knows about it. The new version is called 9175. The code change and release can be found on Github. The runtime hash and preimage hash match what is being proposed. There is a screenshot that shows the encoded call hash.

Runtime upgrade of litentry-parachain to remove sudo

Litentry Token Burn Event #5

Litentry is a company that is committed to burning a large amount of 377,800 LIT during the 4th quarter. The company will transfer this amount from the Ethereum account to the Litentry Parachain. A referendum will soon be conducted to zero out the balance of the token-holding parachain account. This is the 4th burn event out of a total of 8 planned. You can verify the transaction on the Litentry Parachain side. The company appreciates your continued support.

Litentry Token Burn Event #4

Litentry, a blockchain-based identity verification platform, has announced that they will be burning 377,800 LIT tokens during the third quarter of the year. This is in line with their Identity Staking Inflation Model.

The tokens will be transferred from the Ethereum account controlled by the Litentry Foundation to the Litentry Parachain.

A referendum will soon be conducted to zero out the balance of the token-holding parachain account.

This is the third burn event out of a total of 8 planned.

Litentry appreciates the continued support of its community.

Litentry Token Burn Event #3

Litentry and Litmus networks need money to maintain their governance platforms, Subsquare and Statescan, during Q3-Q4 2023. Subsquare is a governance platform, while Statescan is a dedicated blockchain explorer for substrate-based blockchains. They need $7,400 to ensure smooth operations and sustained functionality of their governance services in these essential platforms during the specified period.

The work scope includes daily maintenance and DevOps work to make sure the Litentry and litmus subsquare/statescan deployment well running. They also plan to develop and deploy subsquare common features such as governance data statistics, calendar feature, address vote history, subsquare new design, and preimages page.

The requested allocation is $7,400 equivalent LIT token (11,029 LIT by the EMA7 price on 2023-08-7).

Litentry subsquare maintenance costs $4,200, Litmus subsquare maintenance costs $3,000, Litentry statescan maintenance costs $200, and Litmus statescan maintenance costs $0.

This proposal aims to secure the necessary funds to ensure the smooth functioning of Litentry and Litmus networks' governance platforms, Subsquare and Statescan, during Q3-Q4 2023.

Maintenance Cost for Subsquare/Statescan in Q3-Q4, 2023 - Motion #4

Litentry Community Asset Rescue Effort:

- Litentry Community is trying to help a user retrieve their LIT assets.
- They have verified the ownership of the Ethereum and Substrate accounts involved.
- They are proposing a motion to the council and the wider Litentry community to support the asset rescue effort.
- They have provided proof of ownership of the Ethereum and LIT wallets.
- The community's support and participation are crucial to the success of this endeavor.

Support Token Rescue for Raenius#7875 due to Ledger Incompatibility

Litentry is a blockchain project that has come up with a new plan to burn 377,800 LIT tokens every quarter for the next two years. This is instead of the previous plan to burn 568,750 LIT tokens. The burning process involves transferring the tokens from the Ethereum account to the Litentry Parachain via the token bridge.

Identity staking is a new feature that Litentry is introducing to its ecosystem. It is a powerful tool that motivates users to become more actively involved in managing and leveraging their digital identity. It increases credibility, serves as proof of humanity, and fosters an inclusive ecosystem with diverse contributions.

Identity staking encourages users to take an active role in managing, aggregating, and leveraging their identity data. Novice users can earn a higher return on their staked assets for any actions that increase the richness or complexity of their digital identity.

Digital identity, Sybil resistance, and proof of humanity are critical to the future of the internet. Identity staking helps to differentiate real humans from bots and combats the issue of Sybil attacks by requiring users to stake their tokens.

Identity staking creates a more inclusive ecosystem by incentivizing users to become more active in managing their identities and encouraging a wider range of people to participate in the network. It can increase the overall utility of the Litentry token by providing users with additional incentives to hold and stake their tokens.

In conclusion, Litentry's new plan to burn tokens and introduce identity staking is a positive step towards creating a more secure, trustworthy, and transparent internet.

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