Gnoland & Concurrent Smart Contracts
summary
Gnoland is a single chain running an interpreted Gno language that keeps contract source and unit tests on-chain, generates docs and lets contracts import other contracts cheaply; consensus uses proof of contribution with two tokens (the Gno token and a “no share” contributor token) and fees split among knowledge holders, validators and library authors. It replaces Tendermint v1 with a refactored Tendermint-2 library, plans an IBC2 for cross-chain contracts, a fair Atom-style airdrop and a two-month “Game of Thrones” developer competition.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Gnoland introduction
- 1:06Gnoland features
- 3:12GoLong smart contracts
- 4:58Interpreted transparency
- 6:47Contract rendering system
- 7:50IBC2 interchain
- 8:33Proof of contribution
- 9:38Gnode system
- 11:30Mainnet milestones
- 12:56Airdrop strategy
- 13:42Governance vision
- 14:44Liquid democracy
- 15:29Game of Thrones
- 16:10Community resources








