Understanding the key terms and concepts that power the Wavyr decentralized connectivity network.
Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network - A network where physical infrastructure is owned and operated by a distributed community rather than centralized entities.
The native utility token of the Wavyr network, used for rewards, governance, and network operations.
A consensus mechanism that rewards nodes based on their actual contribution to network connectivity and data transfer.
A network node that provides connectivity to end users and can earn rewards for sharing bandwidth.
A network node that routes data between other nodes, helping to expand network coverage and efficiency.
A specialized node that connects the Wavyr network to the traditional internet infrastructure.
Stable-value utility tokens created by burning WAVR tokens, used to pay for network data transmission services.
A network topology where each node can connect to multiple other nodes, creating redundant paths for data transmission.
Decentralized Autonomous Organization - A governance structure where token holders vote on network proposals and changes.
The process of locking WAVR tokens to participate in network governance and earn additional rewards.
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