CashTap Whitepaper
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  • 1. Founder Nodes Intro
  • 1.1 Founder Node
  • 1.2 Staking with Founder nodes
  • 1.3 Founder node Reward Distribution
  • 1.4 Token Warrant and Staking Mechanics
  • 1.5 Unstaking and Cascading Effects
  • 1.6 Long-Term Commitment and Vesting
  • 1.7 Becoming a Delegate
  • 1.8 Participating in Network Governance
  • 1.9 Buying a Partial Node
  • 1.9.1 Partial Node Packages During the Launch
  • 1.9.2 vCASH Exchange Rate Before Launch
  • 1.9.3 Booster for Higher Rewards
  • 2. Cashtap Master Nodes
  • 2.1 Master Node Staking
  • 2.2 Master Node Availability and Reward System
  • 2.3 Tier 1 Master Nodes
  • 2.4 Tier 2 Master Nodes
  • 2.5 Tier 3 Master Nodes
  • 2.6 Tier 4 Master Nodes
  • 2.7 Tier 5 Master Nodes
  • 3. MasterNode Rewards for Non-Affiliates
  • 3.1 MasterNode Rewards for Affiliates
  • 4. What is $CASH?
  • 4.1 $CASH Tokenomics
  • 4.2 All Tokens Are Locked
  • 4.3 $CASH Public Launch
  • 4.4 Cashtap Roadmap
  • 4.5 Liquidity and Financial Metrics
  • 4.6 $CASH Prior to Public Launch
  • 4.7 $CASH and Exchanges
  • 5. Slideshow short
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1. Founder Nodes Intro

1. First Generation Founder Nodes

The Cashtap network features two types of nodes, both serving the primary purpose of maintaining and securing the ecosystem. While their core functions are similar, they differ in their reward mechanisms. Cashtap Nodes operate as a decentralized oracle Foundernode infrastructure, playing a crucial role in the growth and security of the Cashtap ecosystem.

Key Functionality

The main purpose of these nodes is to ensure data validation for the platform. This includes verifying the accuracy and reliability of critical information essential for tokenized debt and equity markets. This function is vital to the integrity and transparency of the ecosystem, making Cashtap Nodes a cornerstone of its operations.

Staking and Rewards

By staking $CASH, participants can join the network and contribute to its stability while earning rewards. The staking mechanism incentivizes participation and ensures that the platform remains decentralized and secure.

User Perspective

Cashtap Nodes are designed to be accessible and rewarding for users. Whether operating a node directly or delegating stakes to an existing node, participants play a significant role in securing the network. The dual reward mechanisms provide opportunities for both active and passive involvement, creating a dynamic and inclusive ecosystem

Next1.1 Founder Node

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