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Summary
Context: Issue #2351
This PR redesigns neuron registration around a single burn-priced mechanism.
It removes the old PoW + registration window + rate-limit model and replaces it with a continuous market-based flow where registration is always available and price adjusts with demand.
What changes
register_limit(...)What’s removed
What’s added
register_limit(netuid, hotkey, limit_price)for max-price protectionBurnHalfLifeBurnIncreaseMultBurnLastHalvingBlockregisterLimit(uint16,bytes32,uint64)Important behavior change
register(...)still exists, but it is no longer a PoW registration API.It now routes into the same burn-based flow as
burned_register(...), and its old PoW-shaped fields are effectively legacy compatibility inputs.Scope note
This change applies to non-root neuron registration.
root_register(...)remains a separate path and is not part of this redesign.