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One network. New ways to put it to work. Minutes Network Token X's infrastructure is built to carry global telecommunications traffic. Now, new services are expanding what this infrastructure does. PacketExchange connects buyers and sellers of global voice and SMS capacity, serving both human operators and AI agents. TELRPC uses telephone calls to transmit blockchain requests without requiring mobile internet. Both introduce new ways to use the Minutes Network's decentralized infrastructure. For MNTx, this creates new opportunities for commercial activity across infrastructure already supporting global telecommunications. Same network. More reasons to use it.
A futuristic telecommunications data centre featuring MNTx decentralized network infrastructure. The headline reads “One Network. New Ways to Put It to Work.” At the centre, a large server cabinet displays the MNTx logo, representing Switch and Validation Nodes. Glowing cyan and magenta data streams connect the infrastructure to two services: PacketExchange, a marketplace for global wholesale voice and SMS capacity trading, and TELRPC, which enables blockchain requests through ordinary telephone calls without requiring mobile internet. A telephone handset, digital communication symbols and an animated MNTx token mascot illustrate the connection between traditional telecom networks and emerging Web3 applications. The artwork highlights how Minutes Network Token X infrastructure supports expanding commercial telecommunications services and real-world blockchain utility.

ALT A futuristic telecommunications data centre featuring MNTx decentralized network infrastructure. The headline reads “One Network. New Ways to Put It to Work.” At the centre, a large server cabinet displays the MNTx logo, representing Switch and Validation Nodes. Glowing cyan and magenta data streams connect the infrastructure to two services: PacketExchange, a marketplace for global wholesale voice and SMS capacity trading, and TELRPC, which enables blockchain requests through ordinary telephone calls without requiring mobile internet. A telephone handset, digital communication symbols and an animated MNTx token mascot illustrate the connection between traditional telecom networks and emerging Web3 applications. The artwork highlights how Minutes Network Token X infrastructure supports expanding commercial telecommunications services and real-world blockchain utility.

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Minutes Network x Liberia Works Join us for a special Live Spaces event as we share the latest updates on Liberia Works, the national digital employment platform integrating Jingle. We'll be joined by members of the Liberia Works team for a firsthand update on the project and its progress toward launch. What we'll cover: → Latest Liberia Works developments and rollout progress → Insights from the Liberia Works team → Jingle's role in the platform → Next steps and what's ahead 📅 Wednesday, October 21st, 16:00 CET 🔗 Set a reminder: xitter.cf/i/spaces/1MJgNbmvZAmGL…
Minutes Network communications event announcement graphic promoting a live X Spaces discussion about Liberia Works, Liberia's national digital employment platform integrating Jingle. The futuristic design features a central microphone icon, glowing telecommunications infrastructure, interconnected digital networks, and people using mobile devices, representing digital connectivity and employment opportunities. Prominent text reads “Communications Event – Liberia Works” and “Wednesday 21st Oct · 16:00 CET (14:00 UTC) – Live on X Spaces.” The Minutes Network logo appears at the bottom. The event will feature members of the Liberia Works team discussing project developments, launch preparations, rollout progress, Jingle integration, and next steps for the national digital employment initiative.

ALT Minutes Network communications event announcement graphic promoting a live X Spaces discussion about Liberia Works, Liberia's national digital employment platform integrating Jingle. The futuristic design features a central microphone icon, glowing telecommunications infrastructure, interconnected digital networks, and people using mobile devices, representing digital connectivity and employment opportunities. Prominent text reads “Communications Event – Liberia Works” and “Wednesday 21st Oct · 16:00 CET (14:00 UTC) – Live on X Spaces.” The Minutes Network logo appears at the bottom. The event will feature members of the Liberia Works team discussing project developments, launch preparations, rollout progress, Jingle integration, and next steps for the national digital employment initiative.

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MNTx starts with something very un-Web3: Phone calls. Telecom traffic moves across Minutes Network every day. That activity is the starting point for the MNTx economy. The network comes first. MNTx has a function inside it. Network first. Usage proves it. Token function follows. Every Minute Counts.
SIP, the Minutes Network Token X (MNTx) mascot, walks through a modern telecom server room holding a telephone handset, surrounded by illuminated network racks, cables and communications infrastructure. The image represents the Week 1 MNTx campaign theme: network first. It visualizes how telecommunications activity, phone calls, carrier infrastructure and network usage sit at the foundation of the MNTx economy. The futuristic data-center setting reinforces MNTx as a DePIN and Web3 telecom project connecting real communications infrastructure, network activity and blockchain-based participation.

ALT SIP, the Minutes Network Token X (MNTx) mascot, walks through a modern telecom server room holding a telephone handset, surrounded by illuminated network racks, cables and communications infrastructure. The image represents the Week 1 MNTx campaign theme: network first. It visualizes how telecommunications activity, phone calls, carrier infrastructure and network usage sit at the foundation of the MNTx economy. The futuristic data-center setting reinforces MNTx as a DePIN and Web3 telecom project connecting real communications infrastructure, network activity and blockchain-based participation.

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Clover Nodes
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I’m going to @WorldMobilers’s upcoming Space. Will you join too? xitter.cf/i/spaces/1rGmqpnvglNGy

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Tokenomics are easy to draw. The harder part is making them operate month after month. MNTx has now completed its 22nd monthly epoch reward tranche. Each epoch follows the same core cycle: → Telecom activity generates revenue → Net revenues purchase $MNTx → $MNTx enters the reward pool as an infrastructure service fee → Staking participation determines the algorithmic burn applied to the staker allocation Then it begins again. 22 completed epochs. Recurring on-chain distribution. A reward economy tied to telecom activity. Latest rewards are now available on-chain: secure.minutesnetworktoken.i… Every Minute Counts.
Minutes Network Token X (MNTx) has completed its 22nd monthly epoch reward tranche. The post explains the MNTx reward cycle: telecom activity generates revenue, net revenues are used to purchase $MNTx, $MNTx enters the reward pool as an infrastructure service fee, and staking participation determines the algorithmic burn applied to the staker allocation. The latest MNTx rewards are available on-chain through the secure MNTx portal. Key topics include MNTx tokenomics, DePIN infrastructure, telecom blockchain utility, staking rewards, algorithmic token burn, on-chain reward distribution, telecom revenue, Web3 infrastructure, MNTx epoch rewards, decentralized telecom, utility token economics and network participation.

ALT Minutes Network Token X (MNTx) has completed its 22nd monthly epoch reward tranche. The post explains the MNTx reward cycle: telecom activity generates revenue, net revenues are used to purchase $MNTx, $MNTx enters the reward pool as an infrastructure service fee, and staking participation determines the algorithmic burn applied to the staker allocation. The latest MNTx rewards are available on-chain through the secure MNTx portal. Key topics include MNTx tokenomics, DePIN infrastructure, telecom blockchain utility, staking rewards, algorithmic token burn, on-chain reward distribution, telecom revenue, Web3 infrastructure, MNTx epoch rewards, decentralized telecom, utility token economics and network participation.

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Update on the WMTX bridge incident. Where we are. The exploit was on the @SingularityNET bridge. Unauthorised WMTX was minted on Ethereum. It's contained. Minting is stopped, the pre exploit snapshot is done, and exchange trading is paused while we finish the work to reopen safely. The team has been on it since the first hour with the exchanges, market makers, security partners and law enforcement. We've had a call with the @SingularityNET team and we're working through their incident reports with @zeroshadow_io alongside our own people. We still haven't heard from @bengoertzel, even though his team said he would call. @coinbase have been brilliant. @bitvavocom, @krakenfx and @chainlink equally. When it mattered, they picked up the phone and moved. Detailed holder updates are in Discord. What I've learned. 1. What a community. Within hours the messages, the support and the offers of help were pouring in from every corner. Mobilers, you rock! 2. What a team. The people inside World Mobile have turned this around fast. 3. Humans will be humans. When you're down, some people will try to kick you. Water off a duck's back. We're building. They're posting. 4. Own your infrastructure. In July the Wanchain bridge lost 515 million NIGHT. Bridge after bridge, the same story. It's not just us, we got lucky because the damage was mitigated so quickly by our own people and our partners. The lesson is simple: critical infrastructure stays in our hands and nobody else's. I'll keep updating the community as we have updates. Together, we're unstoppable.
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Unity Network@UnityNodesIOSep 23
Distributed observations are moving from dashboards into decision-making systems. India’s telecom regulator recently connected crowdsourced spam reports directly into operator enforcement systems. A device captures what happened. AI and network intelligence add context. The combined evidence drives action. That’s where distributed device networks become powerful. Unetwork turns real-world observations from physical endpoints into structured evidence that automated systems can use. Observation → evidence → action.
Distributed device networks are evolving from data collection infrastructure into an evidence layer for automated decision-making. India’s telecom regulator TRAI provides a recent example, connecting crowdsourced spam reports with telecom operator enforcement systems. The emerging model combines physical endpoint observations, AI, machine learning and network intelligence to create structured evidence that systems can act on. Unetwork turns real-world observations from distributed physical devices into actionable evidence, supporting use cases such as caller ID and CLI verification, SMS delivery testing, connectivity monitoring, network conditions and real-device telecom intelligence. As AI agents and automated systems make more operational decisions, distributed device networks provide a bridge between digital decision-making and real-world conditions: observation → evidence → action.

ALT Distributed device networks are evolving from data collection infrastructure into an evidence layer for automated decision-making. India’s telecom regulator TRAI provides a recent example, connecting crowdsourced spam reports with telecom operator enforcement systems. The emerging model combines physical endpoint observations, AI, machine learning and network intelligence to create structured evidence that systems can act on. Unetwork turns real-world observations from distributed physical devices into actionable evidence, supporting use cases such as caller ID and CLI verification, SMS delivery testing, connectivity monitoring, network conditions and real-device telecom intelligence. As AI agents and automated systems make more operational decisions, distributed device networks provide a bridge between digital decision-making and real-world conditions: observation → evidence → action.

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Unity Network@UnityNodesIOSep 21
Android App Update We’ve improved how the app confirms your task settings with Unetwork services. Android users will receive a notification asking them to open Unetwork on each device. When you open the app, one of two things may happen: • The app may restart automatically to apply a small update. This is expected and should take only a few seconds. • If you see an “Update ready” prompt, select “Apply now.” Once the app reloads, it will confirm which tasks are enabled on that device, including Extended Telemetry and Entropy, so your current settings are recorded accurately. Please open Unetwork once on each of your Android devices when prompted. This allows each device to confirm its current task settings with Unetwork services. No configuration changes are required. You don't need to toggle, reinstall, or reconfigure anything. iOS users do not need to do anything.
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Unity Network@UnityNodesIOSep 12
Accounts. Roles. KYC. Device attestation. We’ve brought the answers together in one new Unetwork Community Guide. If you have ever wondered how your UNO and ULO roles fit together, whether you need multiple accounts, which email to use, when KYC is required, or what your device attestation status means, this guide makes it clear. The most important distinction: KYC verifies the person behind the account. Attestation verifies the device. The guide also explains: • How UNO and ULO accounts and licenses fit together • Why one ULO account can operate multiple licenses • When KYC becomes required • Previous ShuftiPro KYC and the current Sumsub process • Change Email vs Merge Accounts • Hardware, software, and unattested device states • How attestation currently affects Extended Telemetry, Entropy, CLI, and Surveys There is also a simple “Which situation are you in?” section to help you find the answer that applies to you. Read the full guide: 👉 unetwork.io/learn/accounts-k… Accounts, roles, verification, and devices - in one place.
Unetwork Community Guide explaining accounts, KYC, UNO and ULO roles, licenses, email requirements and device attestation. The graphic reads “Accounts, KYC and device attestation” with the key distinction: “KYC verifies the person behind the account. Attestation verifies the device.” The guide explains how Unetwork Node Operator (UNO) and Unetwork License Operator (ULO) accounts work, when KYC verification is required, how one ULO account can manage multiple licenses, Sumsub and previous ShuftiPro verification, Change Email vs Merge Accounts, and hardware-attested, software-attested and unattested devices. It also explains current attestation requirements for Extended Telemetry, Entropy, CLI and Surveys, helping Unetwork users understand account setup, identity verification, device eligibility and license operation.

ALT Unetwork Community Guide explaining accounts, KYC, UNO and ULO roles, licenses, email requirements and device attestation. The graphic reads “Accounts, KYC and device attestation” with the key distinction: “KYC verifies the person behind the account. Attestation verifies the device.” The guide explains how Unetwork Node Operator (UNO) and Unetwork License Operator (ULO) accounts work, when KYC verification is required, how one ULO account can manage multiple licenses, Sumsub and previous ShuftiPro verification, Change Email vs Merge Accounts, and hardware-attested, software-attested and unattested devices. It also explains current attestation requirements for Extended Telemetry, Entropy, CLI and Surveys, helping Unetwork users understand account setup, identity verification, device eligibility and license operation.

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Unity Network@UnityNodesIOSep 16
Your phone on Unetwork has a job. Observe the network. Verify what's happening. Answer real-world queries from different locations, networks, and devices. That is the power of Unetwork. A distributed verification layer built across the mobile edge.
Alt text: A 3D Unetwork character featuring the Unetwork logo stands in a futuristic technology lab beside a glowing digital interface, representing network observation, verification and real-world data collection. Unetwork turns connected smartphones into part of a distributed verification layer across the mobile edge, using devices in different locations and on different networks to answer real-world queries, observe connectivity conditions and generate trusted network intelligence. The image illustrates decentralized telecom infrastructure, edge computing, mobile network verification and device-powered data intelligence.

ALT Alt text: A 3D Unetwork character featuring the Unetwork logo stands in a futuristic technology lab beside a glowing digital interface, representing network observation, verification and real-world data collection. Unetwork turns connected smartphones into part of a distributed verification layer across the mobile edge, using devices in different locations and on different networks to answer real-world queries, observe connectivity conditions and generate trusted network intelligence. The image illustrates decentralized telecom infrastructure, edge computing, mobile network verification and device-powered data intelligence.

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Your business enters a new city. A customer sees a local number. They call. Someone answers. That simple connection normally sits behind multiple providers, systems, and contracts. PacketExchange brings it together. Get a local, mobile or toll-free number in markets around the world. Route it where you need it. Connect voice. Add messaging. Use it for outbound caller ID. Then put the same account to work across wholesale routes, AI voice agents and the wider communications stack. A local number can be the beginning of a much bigger connection. Open a local presence. Serve a new market. Run it from one place. PacketExchange goes live tomorrow. See it in action at WWC Madrid · September 16–18.
PacketExchange enables businesses, carriers and communications providers to establish a local presence while connecting to global telecom infrastructure. Access local, mobile and toll-free phone numbers, route voice traffic, add SMS messaging, support outbound caller ID, and connect services through a single platform. PacketExchange also provides access to wholesale voice routes, AI voice agents, developer APIs and carrier tools, bringing more of the communications stack into one account. Local presence can become the starting point for broader international reach. PacketExchange goes live September 15, 2026 and will be demonstrated at WWC Madrid, September 16–18. Keywords: PacketExchange, wholesale telecom, local phone numbers, DID numbers, global voice, SMS, AI voice agents, telecom marketplace, carrier connectivity, international communications, WWC Madrid.

ALT PacketExchange enables businesses, carriers and communications providers to establish a local presence while connecting to global telecom infrastructure. Access local, mobile and toll-free phone numbers, route voice traffic, add SMS messaging, support outbound caller ID, and connect services through a single platform. PacketExchange also provides access to wholesale voice routes, AI voice agents, developer APIs and carrier tools, bringing more of the communications stack into one account. Local presence can become the starting point for broader international reach. PacketExchange goes live September 15, 2026 and will be demonstrated at WWC Madrid, September 16–18. Keywords: PacketExchange, wholesale telecom, local phone numbers, DID numbers, global voice, SMS, AI voice agents, telecom marketplace, carrier connectivity, international communications, WWC Madrid.

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Minutes Network Token
@MNTokenSep 8
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Global artist onboarding is already underway across Jamaica, Uganda, the US, and Pakistan - bringing new creators, fans, and endpoints to Minutes Network. The Jingle Boost App Builder turns a creator’s YouTube channel into a fully branded fan app in minutes, integrating music, tour dates, socials and fan engagement features in one place. And at official launch, we’re opening it up even further: Creators worldwide can apply Anyone can join the public affiliate program Earn a share of revenue for every artist you introduce More creators. More fans. More endpoints.
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Minutes Network Token
@MNTokenSep 4
Own the infrastructure behind the traffic. Hyperscale NFTs bring telecom capacity on-chain, giving participants ownership of dedicated voice ports on one of the busiest inbound voice routes on the planet. Each port is represented by a Hyperscale NFT on Ethereum, held in your own wallet. The capacity carries telecom traffic, with earnings settled every 120 days in MNTx or USDC. And the capacity has a job to do. Additional ports expand network capacity. Greater capacity supports higher traffic volumes. Increased activity fuels Hyperscaling, extends Jingle’s reach, and strengthens the wider MinTech ecosystem. This allocation: → 1,000 Hyperscale NFTs → $1,719 per port → $171 projected per 120-day settlement cycle → $520.13 projected annually → transferable from day one → no royalty on resale → no lock-up Ownership of the Hyperscale NFT travels with it, allowing the associated port rights to move from one wallet to another. Telecom capacity. On-chain ownership. Real network utility. Own your Hyperscale NFT: hyperscaling.minutesnetworkt… Earnings are projections based on observed market rates and are not guaranteed. This is a telecommunications product, not a deposit, security or fund.
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Unity Network@UnityNodesIOSep 3
UNO, ULO, Emails, Licenses & KYC: How It Works We’ve seen some questions about how accounts, email addresses, and licenses work across Unetwork, so here’s a simple guide. If you are a UNO: Your UNO account has its own email address and is used to manage your Node and its licenses. If you are also operating as a ULO: Your ULO account must use a different email address from your UNO account. The same email address cannot be used for both a UNO and ULO account. If you operate multiple ULO licenses: You do not need a separate email address for every license. A single ULO account can have multiple licenses attached to it, allowing you to manage multiple licenses under the same ULO email. What about KYC? Your UNO and ULO accounts are separate accounts, so each account must complete KYC separately. You can complete KYC for up to two different Unetwork accounts, meaning you can verify both your UNO account and your separate ULO account. So, the simplest way to remember it: UNO + ULO = two accounts + two different emails + separate KYC Multiple ULO licenses = one ULO account can manage them You do not need a new email or a new account for every ULO license. Keep your UNO and ULO accounts separate. Keep your ULO licenses together.
Unetwork guide explaining how UNO (Unetwork Node Operator) and ULO (Unetwork License Operator) accounts, email addresses, licenses and KYC work. A UNO and ULO account cannot use the same email address. Users operating as both a UNO and ULO need two separate accounts with two different email addresses. Each account must complete KYC separately, and Unetwork allows KYC verification for up to two different accounts. ULOs operating multiple Unetwork licenses do not need a separate email or account for every license. A single ULO email account can have multiple Operator Licenses attached and manage those licenses together. In summary: UNO + ULO requires two accounts, two emails and separate KYC, while multiple ULO licenses can be managed through one ULO account.

ALT Unetwork guide explaining how UNO (Unetwork Node Operator) and ULO (Unetwork License Operator) accounts, email addresses, licenses and KYC work. A UNO and ULO account cannot use the same email address. Users operating as both a UNO and ULO need two separate accounts with two different email addresses. Each account must complete KYC separately, and Unetwork allows KYC verification for up to two different accounts. ULOs operating multiple Unetwork licenses do not need a separate email or account for every license. A single ULO email account can have multiple Operator Licenses attached and manage those licenses together. In summary: UNO + ULO requires two accounts, two emails and separate KYC, while multiple ULO licenses can be managed through one ULO account.

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Unity Network@UnityNodesIOSep 1
Unetwork 1.2.3 Is Now Live on iOS The wait is over. For the first time, the fully branded Unetwork app is now available on the Apple App Store, bringing iOS users onto the latest generation of the Unetwork platform. Version 1.2.3 includes: • The new Unetwork app and branding • Improved security and device integrity • Improved connectivity and reliability • Extended Telemetry • Access to additional Unetwork tasks • The latest platform and performance improvements This release brings iOS users onto the latest Unetwork platform and opens access to the growing range of services and tasks being introduced across the network. A note on Entropy Entropy is not currently available on iOS. Entropy depends on devices continuously contributing fresh random data in the background. iOS places strict limits on background activity when an app is not open or the device is inactive, which means we cannot currently rely on iPhones to contribute entropy consistently. We may introduce a limited form of Entropy contribution for iOS in the future, but it would not currently be able to contribute with the same frequency or reliability. If you use Unetwork on iOS, update to version 1.2.3 now. A major step forward for the Unetwork app and our iOS community.
Unetwork app version 1.2.3 is now live on the Apple App Store, marking the first fully branded Unetwork release for iOS. The latest iPhone build includes improved security and device integrity, stronger connectivity and reliability, Extended Telemetry, additional Unetwork tasks, and platform performance improvements. iOS users can now update to the latest generation of the Unetwork edge network app. Entropy is not currently available on iOS because the task requires devices to continuously contribute fresh random data in the background, while iOS places strict limits on background activity when an app is not open or the device is inactive. Limited iOS Entropy support may be explored in the future.

ALT Unetwork app version 1.2.3 is now live on the Apple App Store, marking the first fully branded Unetwork release for iOS. The latest iPhone build includes improved security and device integrity, stronger connectivity and reliability, Extended Telemetry, additional Unetwork tasks, and platform performance improvements. iOS users can now update to the latest generation of the Unetwork edge network app. Entropy is not currently available on iOS because the task requires devices to continuously contribute fresh random data in the background, while iOS places strict limits on background activity when an app is not open or the device is inactive. Limited iOS Entropy support may be explored in the future.

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Crypto Nicky retweeted
Unity Network@UnityNodesIOAug 11
Unetwork License Bridge is LIVE If you minted your UNSL on WMChain, you can now bridge it to Ethereum using the Unetwork License Bridge. You can manage the process directly through manage.unetwork.io WMChain → Unetwork License Bridge → Ethereum • Log in at manage.unetwork.io/bridge • Select the UNSL(s) you want to bridge • Unetwork covers the bridge fees upfront • Complete the mint on Ethereum and cover the applicable minting costs Your UNSL. Your choice of chain. Thank you to our incredible community for your passion, belief, and commitment as we continue building Unetwork together.
Unetwork License Bridge is now live, enabling Unetwork Node holders who minted their UNOSL on WMChain to bridge their node license to Ethereum. Using the Unetwork License Bridge, holders can move eligible UNOSL licenses from World Mobile Chain to the Ethereum blockchain, providing greater flexibility and choice in how their Unetwork licenses are managed. Unetwork covers the bridge fees upfront, while users cover the applicable costs when completing the mint on Ethereum. The new cross-chain functionality connects WMChain and Ethereum for existing Unetwork Node license holders. Keywords: Unetwork, Unetwork License Bridge, UNOSL, WMChain, World Mobile Chain, Ethereum, ETH, Node NFT, node license, blockchain bridge, cross-chain, Web3, DePIN, decentralized telecommunications, Ethereum minting.

ALT Unetwork License Bridge is now live, enabling Unetwork Node holders who minted their UNOSL on WMChain to bridge their node license to Ethereum. Using the Unetwork License Bridge, holders can move eligible UNOSL licenses from World Mobile Chain to the Ethereum blockchain, providing greater flexibility and choice in how their Unetwork licenses are managed. Unetwork covers the bridge fees upfront, while users cover the applicable costs when completing the mint on Ethereum. The new cross-chain functionality connects WMChain and Ethereum for existing Unetwork Node license holders. Keywords: Unetwork, Unetwork License Bridge, UNOSL, WMChain, World Mobile Chain, Ethereum, ETH, Node NFT, node license, blockchain bridge, cross-chain, Web3, DePIN, decentralized telecommunications, Ethereum minting.

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