Atlas Network, a verfiable DePIN orchestration layer for Web3 apps and protocols, invites users to participate in its Incentivized Testnet Campaign to develop the protocol on all fronts including performance, operations, and user experience. The Incentivized Testnet features a reward pool of 20,365,012 NODE tokens, representing 3.0% of the initial token supply. 

The campaign aims to onboard participants over a 3-week timeline beginning January 16, 2025 at 23:59 UTC until February 5, 2025 at 23:59 UTC. 

• All users can start earning NPs (Node Points) by signing up, undertaking various tasks mentioned on the platform, deploying nodes & provide computing power, engaging with social channels, and referring Atlas Network’s platform to other users.  
• In order to provide community members with further incentives, Atlas Network has introduced staking & re-staking models to garner additional rewards passively. 

1. A non-custodial wallet (e.g. via Metamask) is required to connect with and engage in the campaign and to execute all the tasks mentioned. Please ensure to use the same address for all the respective tasks & activities. Visit the campaign page and connect a wallet to perform all the quests.
2. All the available tasks have certain NPs (Node Points) associated with them. When completed, the cumulative total will be visible to the user along with the leaderboard. NPs (Node Points) are non-transferrable Points systems designed to incentivize early testnet contributors and users.

The program will last over a 3-week timeline, from January 16, 2025 at 23:59 UTC to February 5, 2025 at 23:59 UTC.

The timeline is subject to change at the sole discretion of Atlas Network, with prior communication to the community one day prior on its Discord and X official channels. 

1. Network Transactions & Order Fulfillment: Each order on the marketplaces powered by Atlas Network will be priced in USD, and the respective user will burn an equivalent dollar value of NODE tokens to Atlas Network. Once the user burns the required amount of the native token (NODE), a set of non-transferrable, non-fungible credits (Node Credits) will be issued to the user and the associated revenue allocated among providers, validators, and delegators to record an on-chain proof on the network.
2. Staking: Provider will have to stake at least 2,000 NODE tokens to register and remain in the active provider set. For every Compute Unit (CUs) the provider brings to the provider capacity pool, an additional stake of 200 NODE tokens for each machine will be needed, where, 1 CU = 1 CPU | 2GB RAM | 30 GB Storage. Providers will be compensated via two buckets:
   • Availability rewards and incentives: Incentives for showing that the provider’s machine is available to deploy the workloads on Atlas Network 
   • Workload completion rewards: Incentives for successfully deploying and fulfilling the workloads submitted to the network.
3. Economic Security Powering AVS: Re-staking and benefits of economic security by strengthening the verifiability layer. 

Atlas Network’s permissionless, DePIN orchestration layer is built as an AVS on EigenLayer and is setting new standards in ease, speed, and security for infrastructure management.

Atlas Network shares the core ethos of EigenLayer. As a “verifiable SaaS,” it extends the trust provided by Ethereum stakers toward blockchains and protocols as an additional layer of economic security to node networks. With the launch of the Atlas Network and its marketplace, it is poised for continued growth as this new ecosystem matures, unlocking exciting opportunities for users along the way.

Atlas Network leverages EigenLayer to ensure unparalleled security, decentralization, and economic efficiency. Here’s what sets Atlas Network apart:

• AI-Powered Efficiency: NodeWatch ensures optimal performance and minimizes downtime through real-time AI monitoring.
• Seamless Integration: Atlas Network’s modular design supports diverse blockchain protocols, making it the perfect partner for new and established networks. 
• Trustless Coordination: The orchestration layer automates provider onboarding, deployment, monitoring, and rewards, eliminating manual inefficiencies.

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