Shared WiFi Tiering System

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This Shared WiFi Tiering System has been carefully defined with the Network’s health in mind. Values shown here might not be final and are subject to change at any time. All rewards are paid in Wayru Points.

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🔑 Key metrics

Bandwidth: Measured in megabits per second (Mbps), is the data transfer rate across a specified path, where higher bandwidth facilitates faster data transmission, improving loading and streaming times for users.
Mean Opinion Score (MOS): Ranging from 1 to 5, is a standard measure of internet service quality encompassing factors like latency, jitter, and packet loss, primarily used in telecommunications to evaluate the quality of experience (QoE) in services like video streaming.

🎲 Rewards Table

Tier	Average Bandwidth	MOS	Reward per Successful Connection
1	≥500 Mbps	≥4.5	40 Wayru Points
2	≥250 Mbps	≥4.3	30 Wayru Points
3	≥100 Mbps	≥4.0	20 Wayru Points
4	≥50 Mbps	≥3.7	10 Wayru Points
5	≥25 Mbps	≥3.3	5 Wayru Points

<aside> 💡 The Rewards per connection shown in the graph above and the examples below are merely for explaining purposes. Final tiering system will be announce once on MainNet.

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The differences in rewards are due to the performance and reliability of each Shared WiFi. The higher the bandwidth and the better the MOS, the more valuable the Shared WiFi is to the network, and so it receives a higher reward. Shared WiFis that meet higher standards receive a higher reward per connection received. This system incentivizes WiFi Sharers to strive for better location, higher bandwidth, and a decent MOS. As the cost of bandwidth prices decrease, the incentives will be continuously revised and updated.

🔑 Key metrics

🎲 Rewards Table

🎀 Tier Assigning