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$WL This afternoon, Professor Lee Heung-no, Chairman of the Foundation, posted an announcement on Facebook regarding the updated roadmap.
First, it is welcome news that the WorldLand project has not stalled; however, it is regrettable that details regarding the smooth progress of the investment agreement with Bolts Capital were omitted.
Looking at the posted three-stage roadmap,
The first thing that stands out is the ECC-POW and WLC staking in v1.0. This is interpreted to mean that the existing, stabilized WorldLand Mainnet will be used as is. This is a very wise decision. Furthermore, while previously all nodes competed indefinitely for electricity, now mining rights are granted randomly to nodes that have deposited funds through WLC staking.
Second, looking at v1.1, there is mention of hardware authentication using TPM 2.0. This serves as a means to identify whether a mining machine is a physical device, and it is interpreted as a measure to completely prevent situations where multiple virtual machines are used on a single piece of hardware to monopolize WLC rewards.
The third step is v1.2 "Tail Certificate Protocol + GPU attestation," which involves completing the DePIN cloud marketplace using technology that verifies whether GPU nodes actually performed the computation and did not tamper with the results.
To summarize: v.1.0 stabilizes the network, v.1.1 guarantees participant trust through hardware, and v.1.2 generates tangible revenue (GPU computation) based on that trust.
Does it seem like Worldland has set the roadmap very well?