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Expand Up @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ To operate a DKG Core Node, a minimum stake of **50,000 TRAC** is required. Node

DKG Core Nodes can also serve as **Gateway Nodes**, meaning they support the publishing of new Knowledge Assets into the network. Nodes that publish more knowledge gain a higher **publishing factor**, which increases their rewards through the Random Sampling proof system.

To becoeme Gateway nodes, node operators can open their Core Node **publishing API endpoint** to external publishers. This allows developers, AI agents, or platforms to use this Core Node as a gateway service for publishing their knowledge assets - similar to how blockchain RPC providers offer access to blockchain infrastructure. In OriginTrail, however, this access is **incentivized**: if others publish through your Core node, your node's publishing factor grows proportionally improving your Node Power, which improves both your rewards and overall network value.
To become Gateway nodes, node operators can open their Core Node **publishing API endpoint** to external publishers. This allows developers, AI agents, or platforms to use this Core Node as a gateway service for publishing their knowledge assets - similar to how blockchain RPC providers offer access to blockchain infrastructure. In OriginTrail, however, this access is **incentivized**: if others publish through your Core node, your node's publishing factor grows proportionally improving your Node Power, which improves both your rewards and overall network value.

### Network Services and Fair Pricing

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