diff --git a/tips/TIP-0039/tip-0039.md b/tips/TIP-0039/tip-0039.md index 059ac1895..14ec4e707 100644 --- a/tips/TIP-0039/tip-0039.md +++ b/tips/TIP-0039/tip-0039.md @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ requires: TIP-42 # Summary This document defines the Mana-related concepts and the Mana dynamics in the IOTA 2.0 protocol. The TIP defines the two -types of Mana, namely **Potential Mana** and **Stored Mana,** as well as the **Block Issuance Credit (BIC)** that Mana +types of Mana, namely **Potential Mana** and **Stored Mana**, as well as the **Block Issuance Credit (BIC)** that Mana can be allotted to. # Motivation @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ IOTA Tokenomics. The following document gives a high-level overview of Mana type change introduced in the IOTA 2.0 protocol, next to staking, delegation and congestion control changes. This document works with the Congestion Control Algorithm with Mana, in which block issuers must allot Mana to their account to increase their Block Issuance Credit balance. In order to issue a block a certain amount of BIC is deducted from the -issuer account balance and burned. In order to issue blocks and use all functionalitiy related to Mana, the user is +issuer account balance and burned. In order to issue blocks and use all functionality related to Mana, the user is required to have an account, which is introduced in [TIP-42](../TIP-0042/tip-0042.md). # Building Blocks @@ -412,7 +412,7 @@ validators and delegators with Mana is reasonable as it does not extract value f - `Transaction Creation Slot` is the `Creation Slot` of the transaction, - `Output Creation Slot` is the `Creation Slot` of the transaction that created the output. - `Total Potential Mana` is the sum of Potential Mana for each input `i`: - - where its Potential Mana is calculcated as + - where its Potential Mana is calculated as `Potential Mana(Generation Amount, Output Creation Slot, Transaction Creation Slot)` according to [Potential Mana](#potential-mana) where: - `Generation Amount` is defined as `Amount_i - Min Deposit`, if `Min Deposit > Amount_i`, otherwise `0`, where: