diff --git a/docs/learn/protocols/iota2.0/core-concepts/mana-calculator.md b/docs/learn/protocols/iota2.0/core-concepts/mana-calculator.md index f88393fa97c..06d0cf24ddd 100644 --- a/docs/learn/protocols/iota2.0/core-concepts/mana-calculator.md +++ b/docs/learn/protocols/iota2.0/core-concepts/mana-calculator.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import ManaCalculator from '@site/src/components/ManaCalculator'; Mana is a reward resource generated by holding IOTA tokens. It is utilized for block issuance, access to network throughput, protection against Sybil attacks, and various other services. Our incentives scheme allows you to stake or delegate IOTA tokens to receive Mana rewards, in addition to the Mana generated simply by holding your IOTA tokens, without having to participate in any consensus-related activity. -Here, we introduce the Mana Calculator: a tool to help you make decisions about the type of participation that will suit you best, to help you predict the Mana generation you’ll be granted, and to decide the number of IOTA tokens you should hold to guarantee your desired level of access in the future. +Here, we introduce the Mana calculator: a tool to help you make decisions about the type of participation that will suit you best, to help you predict the Mana generation you’ll be granted, and to decide the number of IOTA tokens you should hold to guarantee your desired level of access in the future. ## How to use the Calculator: Step-by-step instructions @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Here, we introduce the Mana Calculator: a tool to help you make decisions about - **Input the number of tokens you own:** No matter which network and role you choose, your Mana generation will depend on how many available tokens you have. Pay attention to the units! The input should be done in IOTA or Shimmer (not microIota or Glow). -You're almost there! With the inputs above, you can already estimate how much Mana you’ll be granted per epoch. But what does it mean in TPS? How many blocks per second does your Mana grant you? The answer depends on the size of your block and the network congestion levels. However, we can use a default block size, which will be enough for most applications, and assume certain levels of congestion. This takes us to the last step in this calculator: +With the inputs above, you can already estimate how much Mana you’ll be granted per epoch. But what does it mean in TPS? How many blocks per second does your Mana grant you? The answer depends on the size of your block and the network congestion levels. However, we can use a default block size, which will be enough for most applications, and assume certain levels of congestion. This takes us to the last step in this calculator: - **Choose a congestion level:** Given a certain Mana generation per epoch, this can be translated into a number of blocks issued per second that depends on the congestion level. Choose one of the given congestion levels (low, stable, or extreme) to estimate how many blocks per second your tokens and participation grant you! This metric is also shown in another way: time until block issuance, which tells you in which periodicity you’ll be able to issue a block. diff --git a/docs/learn/protocols/iota2.0/core-concepts/mana.md b/docs/learn/protocols/iota2.0/core-concepts/mana.md index 3f0c91df824..5687a973808 100644 --- a/docs/learn/protocols/iota2.0/core-concepts/mana.md +++ b/docs/learn/protocols/iota2.0/core-concepts/mana.md @@ -1,5 +1,3 @@ -import ManaCalculator from '@site/src/components/ManaCalculator'; - # Tokenomics: Mana, Accounts, Staking and Delegation Mana is a scarce resource used to access the IOTA ledger and update its state through block creation. It is a spendable asset tracked in the _ledger state_, powering smart contracts, DeFi_applications, block creation, and various other services, and is linked to [accounts](#accounts), which allow you to [stake or delegate](#staking-and-delegation-1) IOTA to receive [Mana rewards](#mana-rewards).