GLYPH System Update: A New Curation Test Is Being Implemented

Today, I launched a small improvement to the GLYPH system, including a new test designed to strengthen curation and provide additional support for the token’s stability.

Starting tomorrow, the account @benef.neoxian will begin following my account through a trail for a trial period. This test phase will allow me to evaluate the results achieved, both in terms of curation and GLYPH accumulation.

To help it operate properly, I have delegated 50 HP to @benef.neoxian. This delegation should provide a sufficient foundation for carrying out its actions more efficiently and consistently.

I have also delegated 106,317 NEOXAG to the account. By following my account, @benef.neoxian will also be able to vote on posts of more than 500 words, provided they are written by authors with a good reputation.

The goal is to support serious, well-developed and valuable content while gradually improving the overall efficiency of the system.

A Delegation That May Increase Over Time

I will continue delegating NEOXAG to @benef.neoxian whenever possible. These additional delegations will gradually increase its voting power and make the system more efficient in the long term.

Any potential NEOXAG rewards generated by @benef.neoxian will be used to support and stabilize the price of the GLYPH token.

The idea is to create a circular mechanism: the rewards generated through curation can be used to gradually buy GLYPH from the market, helping to maintain regular demand for the token.

Automatic GLYPH Buybacks

Starting tomorrow, @benef.neoxian will begin buying as many GLYPH tokens as possible from the market each day, depending on the resources available.

Once it has accumulated one complete GLYPH token, it will send it back to @we-are-ai.

This process will make it possible to gradually collect the tokens available on the market and bring them back into the system.

The objective is not to disrupt the market, but rather to create steady and gradual demand for the GLYPH token.

Reminder About GLYPH Votes

As a reminder, every time my account gives you a vote worth 3.5%, you receive approximately 0.0003 GLYPH within a period of up to 48 hours.

These distributions are linked to the way the curation system works and may vary depending on several factors, including:

• the value of the vote at the time of curation;
• the available voting mana;
• the rewards generated;
• the quality and reputation of the author;
• the length of the publication;
• current market conditions.

The goal is to reward publications that meet the system’s criteria while allowing users to receive GLYPH on a regular basis.

Temporary Pause of the Curation Rebound

For the next few hours, the curation rebound will be temporarily paused because the voting mana is currently approaching 96%.

This pause is simply necessary to give the mana enough time to recharge properly. Once it reaches a more suitable level, votes will gradually resume according to the usual process.

This is not a permanent shutdown, but only a short recovery period intended to preserve the account’s efficiency and avoid distributing votes under unfavorable conditions.

A Test Phase Before Expanding the System

For now, this new organization will remain a test phase. I will closely monitor the results achieved by @benef.neoxian, including the curation rewards generated, the amount of GLYPH bought back and the overall impact on the system.

If I find that, after this trial period, I am earning less than through my usual curation of this token, I will stop the test and return to the previous system.

However, if the results are positive and the system proves to be profitable and efficient, I may reproduce this method with other tokens. This would make it possible to gradually develop a broader curation system, with several accounts and delegations working together.

For now, I will monitor the results and adjust the system if necessary.

Thank you to everyone who follows the project, participates in the community and continues to support the development of GLYPH.

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