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I'm new to Blockchain. I'd like to design a system where solvers can solve real-world tasks initiated by the task owners. Miners are part of a cloud/cluster that provides resources. They verify and mine the smart contracts between the owners and solvers. But I also want the miners and solvers to be rewarded. I'd like to be able to set the rewards percentage in the contracts themselves, then basically some tokens are paid by the owner and some tokens are mined. How would I implement such a network? Any references would also be appreciated.

Would it be possible to mine the contracts on a private network, and mine Ether on the public network in parallel, then distribute a portion of the mined Ethers to the task solvers? or shall I focus on creating my own reward and consensus mechanism (e.g. proof-of-useful-work)?

I'm just trying to find a feasible way to reward both solvers of the tasks (the solution providers) and the miners (the nodes in the resource provider cluster)

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    Check out the iExec project. Oct 27, 2020 at 16:35
  • Thanks @RobHitchens. The project is relevant but includes a lot of unrevealed detailed. Let me put it this way. Shall I focus on creating my own reward and consensus mechanism (e.g. proof-of-useful-work) or shall I focus on validation of transactions on the public network and then distribute a portion of the mined Ethers to the task solvers? or do you think they can both be feasible? Oct 27, 2020 at 17:18

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