Designed for long-term community aligned, optimally controlled economics
At genesis, $NODE supply is 678,833,730 tokens. Distribution and further emissions are designed to ensure fairness, long-term growth, and to align with Protocol activity.
Total supply at genesis: 678,833,730 $NODE
Breakdown of Community allocation
Token Distribution & Vesting Schedule
Transparent allocation across key stakeholder groups with aligned vesting schedules.
Revenue share & optimal control of emissions
Governed burn/mint ratios tied to real usage.
The Protocol uses epoch-based, governance-controlled burn/mint ratios, capped emissions, and transparent allocations. All token mints are traceable to actual network activity, ensuring accountable and demand-driven supply.
NodeOps starts with an initial burn/mint ratio of 0.20 to stimulate early growth, and tightens emissions over time. This ensures early adopters, Node operators, and stakers are fairly rewarded without long-term oversupply
A demand-driven token built for real utility, not hype
NodeOps Network delivers verifiable, reliable Compute through its AI-powered orchestration layer.
At the core, $NODE coordinates the economic alignment between users, providers, and Protocol operations.
Dynamic burn & mint
As users pay, $NODE is burned; as revenue is earned, $NODE is minted
Bonding-driven Compute onboarding
Bond $NODE to onboard machines
Governance
Drive NodeOps' economic policy
Revenue-backed token issuance
NodeOps Network uses a dynamic mint-and-burn model that links $NODE emissions directly to on-chain revenue, aligning supply with real usage.
Optimally-controlled burn/mint ratio
Max emissions capped at 186,529 $NODE/day
50% of all revenue is burned
Community driven economic control
Revenue allocation
Learn more about how does NodeOps Network distributes revenue generated by the Protocol
Engineered scarcity, transparent growth
$NODE is not an inflationary reward token — it’s a real-time reflection of Protocol demand, with supply governed by revenue, usage, and verifiable network activity.
The $NODE demand loop
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