Fractal Bitcoin Proposes Standardized Indexing Service to Be Integrated into Block Reward System

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Derived from ChainCatcher, Fractal Bitcoin has released FIP-101, a proposal for a standardized data indexing service. The initiative, drafted by core contributor team UniSat, aims to introduce an open-source, permissionless indexing service maintained by core contributors and plans to integrate it into Fractal’s block reward system. The service will unify parsing methods and output structures across protocols, including inscriptions, tokens, and custom metadata. The proposal suggests adjusting the block reward distribution from a 1:2 ratio between collaborative and free mining to a 1:1:1 split among collaborative mining, free mining, and data indexing. It also introduces a non-custodial staking mechanism based on Taproot scripts, allowing users to stake FB tokens to indexing service instances for rewards.

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