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Interested in contributing to Ontology’s governance model by running a node on the Ontology network? We have been working hard to make it easier to run Ontology nodes and contribute to the growth and development of the ecosystem while earning g rewards through our new governance and staking economic model.

On Tuesday, July 7th, community-voted updates to the Ontology governance and staking economic model are set to go live. In this blog post, you can find information about the upcoming changes, the benefits of running an Ontology node, and how you can apply to run your own node.

Through an online vote, Ontology community members were given the chance to have their say on the future of the development of Ontology. Below, we have outlined the planned upgrades to the node application process and node operational procedures, aimed at simplifying the process of applying for and running an Ontology node.

Thanks to new changes to our governance model, it’s now easier than ever to run an Ontology node!

These changes will allow more stakers to participate and earn ONG rewards.

Why should I run an Ontology node? New changes to our staking model mean that the opportunity to earn rewards is bigger than ever before.

In other good news, the Ontology Foundation ONG Bonus is staying in place, giving the top performing 49 nodes a chance to earn extra staking rewards!

Please note that 500 ONG fee will be charged for starting a candidate node.

Interested in running an Ontology node? Check out our latest guide here!

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