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Dear Human Nodes and community members,

After announcing the validator fee distribution update, we received a wave of thoughtful feedback from the community. To make sure every verified community member has a chance to weigh in, we’re reopening the Sybil-resistant validator poll - this time for one full week.

We saw strong participation in the first round, but not everyone had the time to cast their vote. So here’s your chance to help shape how validator rewards are distributed moving forward.

So, in true Humanode fashion (one human = one vote), we’re opening this up to you.

As a reminder, we are going with the two most discussed options based on community suggestions:
1. 1000 validators with 84/84 get $25/month, chosen randomly,
2. All 84/84 validators share the fees equally, but the amount of fees is reduced (the amount depends on the total number of validators),

Note: Random Selection is temporary until we have PoT/PoD.

📍You can vote now in the ⁠sr-polls channel on Discord.
🕒 Poll closes in 7 days.

This is a Sybil-resistant vote, one human = one vote.

We encourage every validator and community member to participate and help us shape a system that reflects the true spirit of decentralized decision-making.

Thank you
The Humanode Core
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