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PTX implementation vs. original mempool plan
In early designs, Hemis explored using paired Probabilistic Transactions (PTXs): two players would each broadcast a half‑transaction to the network. When both halves were present in the mempool, nodes would combine them into a single “full” transaction. The Gamemaster network would then apply a random number to select the winner. This design aimed to avoid a…
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Hemis PTX: high‑level design
Overview A Probabilistic Transaction (PTX) is an extension of the existing `CTransaction` that encodes a list of possible outputs and the probability range associated with each. When the PTX is included in a block, the network uses the block’s Gamemaster VRF (verifiable random function) output and the transaction’s ID to derive a random number. That number determines the winning…
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Hemis PTX Roadmap & Marketing Plan 2025/26
This roadmap focuses on generating excitement around Hemis while gradually delivering the new PTX functionality. It assumes a small engineering team, limited resources, and leverages partnerships and community engagement to amplify reach Unique selling points to emphasise Month‑by‑month plan August 2025 – Kick‑off & education September 2025 – Partnerships & VRF prototype October 2025 – PTX…
