$DPN Token

The $DPN token is the foundational economic layer of the U2DPN Network. It acts as the medium of exchange for bandwidth services, the staking asset for node operators, and the mechanism through which incentives and fees circulate. By embedding $DPN directly into all transaction flows, the protocol transforms bandwidth from a traditionally centralized utility into a decentralized, liquid real-world asset (RWA). This architecture ensures that token demand is directly tied to real usage, creating a self-sustaining economy around data transmission.

Network Roles and Token Flow

The U2DPN Network operates through a layered node architecture, designed to ensure speed, reliability, and decentralization across all data transmission layers. The system relies primarily on LightNodes, which collectively maintain the network’s verification, routing, and security functions.

LightNodes LightNodes are responsible for high-performance transaction verification and data routing. By staking $DPN, participants can operate LightNodes and earn rewards proportional to the bandwidth they process and the quality of service (QoS) they deliver. These nodes form the operational backbone of U2DPN, ensuring the accuracy, efficiency, and integrity of every transmission.

Together, LightNodes establish a decentralized infrastructure that continuously validates data packets, optimizes routing paths, and reinforces the overall stability of the U2DPN Network.

Token Flow:

Within the U2DPN ecosystem, consumers utilize Layer 1 native tokens or $DPN to request and access bandwidth resources through on-chain smart contracts. Each request triggers an automated allocation cycle that distributes value transparently across the network’s participants.

• ~90% of the allocated value is distributed to node providers (PeerNodes and LightNodes) as performance-based rewards.

• ~10% is retained as protocol fees, which are directed toward PeerNode hosting incentives, network operations, and the buyback/burn program.

Node operators may stake $DPN to expand their operational capacity and eligibility for higher-tier rewards. Underperforming or unreliable nodes may be subject to reduced rewards or slashing, ensuring the overall stability and efficiency of the network.

This token flow ensures that $DPN is actively used in network operations and that its scarcity increases in tandem with network demand.