Question 1

What is Nodecoin (NC)?

Accepted Answer

Nodecoin (NC) is the native token of the Nodepay network, used to connect participation by users, contributors, builders, and validators with the distribution of value within the network. It is the token of the Nodepay network, rather than a separate project asset independent of that network. NC is designed for platform functionality, contribution incentives, staking, and governance. It should therefore be understood as part of the network participation mechanism, rather than being inferred from its name alone to be an asset with fixed returns or a fiat peg.

Question 2

What are the uses of NC?

Accepted Answer

NC can be used to unlock platform functions such as prediction modules, intelligent dashboards, research tools, and real-time signals; official materials also describe it as being used for validation, voting, creating signals, or other network functions. Whether specific functions are available and their requirements depend on the platform's service settings at the time. These uses indicate that NC can serve as a medium for participation in and access to network functions, but they do not mean that every holder automatically receives all functions or rewards. Actual availability remains subject to the eligibility, operational, and platform rules for the relevant function.

Question 3

How can I earn NC through participation?

Accepted Answer

Earning NC through participation does not mean that it is automatically credited immediately after completing a single action. Users can accumulate points through contributions such as answering prompts, sharing signals, or submitting valuable content; after the end of each month, the system checks the eligibility associated with those points. The checks include minimum activity, account verification, and anti-cheating results. Only point shares that pass these conditions can be converted into NC, after which users must claim the rewards to a connected wallet. Therefore, contribution, eligibility review, point conversion, and on-chain claiming are separate stages; completing an earlier stage does not necessarily mean that the next stage has been completed.

Question 4

What is the practical purpose of staking NC?

Accepted Answer

NC staking is used to support the network's credibility and integrity. Official materials link staking to roles such as validators, signal validators, and bandwidth providers: these roles provide validation or resource support to the network, and staking is part of the rules for participating in them. The use of staking differs from simply holding tokens. Whether additional benefits exist, whether a user can participate in a particular role, and how settlement occurs depend on the applicable role and platform rules; holding NC alone does not mean that staking returns are automatically obtained.

Question 5

How are NC's total supply and allocation structured?

Accepted Answer

NC has a fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens. Of the allocation, 420 million tokens are for community incentives, 225 million for the ecosystem network and foundation, 215 million for investors and advisors, and 140 million for the team. Community incentives include future contributor rewards, the initial airdrop, and validator rewards, so a “fixed total supply” does not mean that all tokens are already in circulation. The total supply defines the supply cap; when different categories become available is affected by their allocation purpose and vesting arrangements.

Question 6

Will team and investor tokens unlock all at once?

Accepted Answer

They will not all unlock at once. Investor and advisor tokens have a 1–12 month lock-up period, followed by linear vesting over up to 36 months; team tokens are locked for 12 months first, then vest linearly over 24 months. During the lock-up period, tokens are not released under that vesting schedule; the linear-vesting phase means tokens unlock gradually over time rather than all becoming available on a single day. This arrangement describes only the release cadence for specific allocation categories and should not be used to infer the current actual circulating supply.

Question 7

How do NC's governance, staking, and platform-use functions differ?

Accepted Answer

NC's governance use sits alongside its platform and staking uses, but serves a different role: voting relates to participation in network or platform decisions, staking relates to supporting specific credibility and integrity roles, and functional use involves services such as accessing or creating signals. Distinguishing these uses avoids mistaking “can vote,” “can stake,” or “can unlock functions” for the same right. Whether a user has a specific qualification still depends on the rules and availability status of that function at the time.

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