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  • How can I obtain a Node?
  • Can I transfer my Node to someone else?
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  1. Node

Node FAQ

How can I obtain a Node?

Nodes are issued in the form of NFTs and can be purchased on the Node Sale website. Prices vary for each tier, and as the sale progresses, the price per unit increases.

Can I transfer my Node to someone else?

Transfers are not allowed during the first year from the issuance date. However, a secondary trading market will open thereafter.

Where are Node NFTs stored?

Node NFTs are transferred to the owner's wallet connected to the Sale website.

Can one person use multiple Nodes?

Yes, it's possible. One can own and operate multiple Nodes, with a maximum of 50 Node NFTs per device.

Is KYC verification required?

Yes, it's mandatory. KYC requires submission of documents verifying identity, such as English identification cards or documents.

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