Hey everyone,
A little while back, I posted about the dividend logic for my "Armero/Baj" project and asked for community feedback. After giving it a lot of thought and tinkering, I've come back with a significantly updated version of the script that's not only better looking but also much more flexible.
This tool is designed to help you project and plan dividend payouts with a ton of flexibility.
First off, I wanted the output to be easy to understand at a glance. The script uses the Python rich
library to present the dividend projection in a clean, modern panel right in your terminal, so you're not just staring at a wall of text.
Hereβs what the output looks like:
The real power of this script comes from a couple of key features I built into it:
1. Payout in Any Token:
The script isn't locked into paying out just HIVE. It's completely currency-agnostic, meaning you can set any Hive or Hive-Engine token as the dividend currency you want to distribute. For example, you could have a "miner" token and use this script to project how to pay out a completely different "reward" token. This is perfect for complex token ecosystems.
2. Balance Simulation for "What-If" Scenarios:
This is probably the most useful feature for planning. The script includes a --simulate-balance
flag. This lets you run a projection with a hypothetical balance, so you don't need the actual funds in your wallet to see how a distribution would work.
You can answer questions like, "What would the payout rate be if I had 10,000 SWAP.HIVE to distribute right now?" Itβs an excellent tool for modeling and planning.
The script gives you all the key info you need for your projection:
I wanted to make this easy for anyone to grab and use. The script is available as a Gist, which you can download and run directly.
I hope some of you out there building projects on Hive-Engine find this little projection tool useful for your own planning and tokenomics!
As always,
Michael Garcia a.k.a. TheCrazyGM
Very cool payment tool! I especially like the part about it giving how many payout rounds can be carried out with the present balance. I know that this will be very useful for projects, so thank you! π π π β¨ π€
This could be a very useful tool for dividend-based project owners.