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May 06, 2024, 06:36:50 PM
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Do you guys think it's still sustainable to mine evernodes?

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May 06, 2024, 07:52:52 PM
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I just read some of the reviews of the project and the registration of the project is closed and that means you can't mine it again. You can get more information from this link https://www.google.com/amp/s/cryptopotato.com/airdrop-update-for-ripple-xrp-holders-evernode-details-reviewed/%3famp the airdrop was launched in the month of January 15, 2024. And more information again https://support.uphold.com/hc/en-us/articles/18411936952219-Evernode-token-airdrop

How to claim your token
https://medium.com/@hen1f3hbutler/evernode-airdrop-taking-advantage-of-the-latest-airdrop-opportunities-54b52adf9fab
I think with all this information you enough to know what next to do. This is a new project to make and I just made research to get those information.

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May 06, 2024, 09:35:45 PM
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Thank you for helping to point me in the right direction. With a closer look at the links you've shared and the Evernode website it seems like you don't mine it, but you get rewarded for hosting servers for it instead.
https://evernode.org/hosts/

It looks like 51,609,600 Evers are awarded to Hosts in 10 Epochs, shared equally between all eligible Hosts where each Epoch the hourly rewards halve and the duration doubles. On its schedule it will take roughly 118 years to distribute all Evers tokens to Hosts. Could it be worth setting up a host perhaps? It seems like the halvings are similar to btc halvings as well. Thanks again for your input.
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