Glossary
DAS, a general user proxy for the entire Decentralized Account Systems project.
DAS account, refers to each individual account, e.g. alice.bit, bob.bit.
DAS domain, another name for a DAS account.
Registration, refers to the process of obtaining a DAS account by paying a fee to the DAS contract.
Owner, each account has an owner, who owns the DAS account and can modify the owner and administrator.
Manager, each account has an manager, who owns the DAS account and can modify the account's parsed record.
Parsed Record, every data associated with a DAS account, if a BTC address, a Twitter account, is called a parsed record.
Registration Fee, there is a yearly fee for holding a DAS account, which varies for accounts with different character lengths.
Storage Fee, each account's parsed record is stored on the blockchain and requires a fixed size storage space, so a storage fee is required. The storage fee will be refunded when the account is reclaimed.
Inviter, any DAS account can be used as an inviter. You can get a certain discount when you fill in an exisiting DAS account as an inviter when you register your account; others can also get a certain bonus when they fill in your DAS account as an inviter when they register their account.
Channel, any product that integrates a DAS registration service (such as a wallet) can be called a channel. If a user completes a registration through a channel, the channel can receive a percentage of the registration fee.
Registrar, an organization/individual that provides a registration interface and payment method for users.
On-chain time, the time on the blockchain, which usually lags slightly behind real world time and does not pass as evenly as real world time.
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