Fractal Bitcoin releases proposal for standardized indexing service, plans to include it in the block reward system

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Fractal Bitcoin has released the FIP-101 standardized data indexing service proposal, aiming to introduce a set of standardized data indexing services for Fractal that are maintained by core contributors, open-source, and permissionless. There are also plans to incorporate this service into the Fractal block reward system. The proposal was drafted by the Fractal core contributor UniSat team and has now entered the community discussion phase. According to the proposal, the standardized indexing service will feature complete open-source accessibility and permissionless operation. The service will unify parsing methods and output structures across different protocols, covering various protocol types such as inscriptions, tokens, and custom metadata. On the incentive side, the proposal suggests adjusting the block reward distribution structure by changing the current merged mining: solo mining (1:2) output ratio to a three-way split of merged mining: solo mining: data indexing (1:1:1). Additionally, a non-custodial staking mechanism based on Taproot scripts will be introduced, allowing users to stake FB tokens on a specific indexing service instance and receive corresponding rewards.