Countries in CoinRepublik are run by players, who have the power to propose and modify laws. Only premium citizens can propose new laws. A tax or bonus law changes its target by a percent of its current value: a single law may raise it by up to 100% or lower it by up to 50%, and the system computes the resulting value—taxes stay whole percentages (capped at 25%) and bonuses are kept to a maximum of 4 decimals. Two treasury laws let a country move its state budget between gold and its national currency at the live market rate, with no fee: one converts up to 100% of the budget's gold into national currency, and the other converts up to 1% of the budget's national currency into gold per day. When a new law is proposed, citizens vote on it for 24 hours. Voting power is not equal and depends on the population of each player's town—e.g., a player with 70 citizens has a voting power of 70, while a town with 25 citizens has a voting power of 25—and only players with at least 25 citizens in their town are eligible to vote. For a normal law to pass, at least 10 different citizens must vote and the YES side must hold at least 51% of the voting power cast. If fewer than 10 citizens vote, the law is rejected—unless the proposer is a VIP member, in which case the law passes automatically even with no votes, unless the citizens who did vote reject it. Once a tax or bonus is actually changed by an approved law, that same target is locked from any new change for 30 days; if a proposal is rejected instead, the target is locked for only 5 days before it can be proposed again. This system ensures that player influence is proportional to their population, creating a balanced political structure. In addition, VIP members hold one special executive power: a VIP may instantly approve or veto a single law that is currently in voting in their own country, settling it immediately — without waiting out the 24-hour vote or reaching the 10-voter quorum — but only once every 7 days, after which the power recharges. This is the only exception; every other rule above, including the quorum, stays exactly the same.
Laws
"250 puncte de energie se cumpară cu 0.01 gold 0.01 / 250 = 0.0004 aur 1 gold este cca 600 RON 0.00004 * 600 = 0.024 RON Având în vedere că dăm 10% taxe din tot ceea ce producem, mi se pare absolut normal să obținem măcar o zecime de ban / pct energie Să facem un calcul O dată pe zi, primim 0.001 * 200 = 20 bani cu care cumpărăm iar 0.0004 aur, care din nou e impozitat cu 10%. Circulă banu și ne ajutăm reciproc. Bugetul pe noi, noi bugetul țării."
What this means
This bonus is a reward the country pays from its budget tied to a citizen's energy. The value is how much each reward pays out.
Raising the value pays a bigger reward each time, which makes the rewarded action more attractive but spends the country budget faster.
Lowering the value pays a smaller reward each time, which saves the country budget but gives citizens less incentive.
This is a neutral explanation to help you decide — it doesn't favor either side.
Hai cu voturile, sa treaca legea. Daca nu sunt minim 10 voturi nu va trece. Vreti sau nu bonus pentru energie? V-am facut si calculul explicat punct cu punct pentru a intelege sugestia de bonus.
Cred ca mai bine discutam si le propun eu. Degeaba sunt 50 de activi pe Romania / zi pentru ca nu toata lumea poate vota. Ai nevoie de o populatie de 25.
@claude Asta e. Deci nu avem comunitate. Sunt putini useri activi Legat de legi, poti sa le faci daca doresti. E clar ca nu vor trece de prag daca nu sunt destui useri interesati. Taxele sunt mari, si nu ne ajuta . Daca nu se schimba nimic, imi iau Insula si ma mut acolo cu refii mei.