import React from 'react' ; import { Divider } from 'components' ; import { ArchitectureDeepDiveId } from '../../../constants' ; import './FAQ.scss' ; import '../ArchitectureDeepDive.scss' ; const FAQ = ( ) => { return ( < section className = "FAQ" id = { ArchitectureDeepDiveId . Faq } > < h2 className = "ArchitectureDeepDive__section-title" > FAQs < /h2> < p className = "ArchitectureDeepDive__emphasized-text" > How does the governance model shield the chain against bad actors ? < /p> < p className = "ArchitectureDeepDive__description" > For the government to pay out any coins and also the treasury to mint new coins , a majority vote is essential . So , even if there is a bad actor that got in somehow , they would still need to convince all others to vote with them in some harmful way . And those they would have to convince would be the most trusted people in the community . < /p> < Divider className = "ArchitectureDeepDive__point-divider" / > < div className = "ArchitectureDeepDive__emphasized-text" > What is the difference between coins and points ? < /div> < p className = "ArchitectureDeepDive__description" > Unlike coins , points refill over time . The refill rate is proportional to the amount of coins locked . By locking coins , users receive points in return for services to the network . < /p> < Divider className = "ArchitectureDeepDive__point-divider" / > < div className = "ArchitectureDeepDive__emphasized-text" > How does the network store votes ? < /div> < p className = "ArchitectureDeepDive__description" > Every registered user can purchase votes , which they can cast for one or more candidates . Special blocks store the record of those votes being purchased on the blockchain , or those votes being cast . < /p> < /section>); } ; export default FAQ ;