Planets

In the DMCN computing network, each planet is an individual computing node. Planets are categorized into X-Planets (ordinary computing nodes) and Super Planets (supercomputing nodes). X-Planets and Super Planets offer different computing power levels and generate varying rewards.

Users can acquire an X-Planet by downloading the DMCN DApp, becoming an X-Planet computing node, and starting to contribute their mobile device's computing power to earn rewards.

Users can purchase Super Planets separately to become supercomputing nodes. Super Planets possess NFT attributes, enabling them to be freely traded on the market. They also hold investment value, offering financial gains in addition to basic rewards.

DMCN Planet are essential for users to become super computing nodes. These are tradable NFTs that also continuously generate DMCN tokens for users, only more in amount. Currently, DMCN features five major categories of planets: A, B, C, D, and E, each containing two subtypes, making a total of ten different types of planets. Naturally, the more expensive the planet, the higher the rate of token production and the more substantial the rewards for subsequent element exploration. Unlike real mining equipment, the planets within DMCN do not suffer from depreciation due to wear and tear.

(N.B. The NFT features will appear in the upcoming updates)