Who pays
Remote wallets
Anyone who syncs, sends, or receives through a node they do not run is buying access. That is the demand side.
/// Fees · the loop
Rent funds the next square
Wallets pay for a machine they did not stand up. That payment is not a dividend. It is inventory. Every unit of fee income buys another node.
Who collects
The operator
Own the daemon and you own the square. Three German nodes are already stamped owned.
Where it goes
The next node
No sideline. Fees from I, II, and III purchase IV, then V, until the public list is ours.
| Source | Goes to | Then buys |
|---|---|---|
| German Node I rent | Operator pool | Node IV |
| German Node II rent | Operator pool | Node V |
| German Node III rent | Operator pool | Node VI |
Policy
100% of fees, no split
Protocol mining rewards go to miners. This page is about node access: the service of keeping a daemon online for wallets that will not run one. We take that income and put it back into hardware and bandwidth until Germany is covered, then the rest of the map.
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