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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2.2 Master Node Availability and Reward System

The sale of Master Nodes is structured into five tiers to ensure gradual distribution and maintain exclusivity.

  • Tier Structure: The first nodes sold fall under Tier 1. Once a predetermined number of nodes is sold in Tier 1, the sale progresses to Tier 2, and so on, up to Tier 5.

  • Reward Scaling: Tier 1 nodes offer the highest rewards, with subsequent tiers offering gradually reduced payouts. This structure incentivises early adoption and rewards initial participants.

  • Consistent Rewards for Tier 1 Owners: Users who purchase nodes in Tier 1 will retain their reward levels, ensuring that early adopters receive long-term benefits.

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