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The fair distribution model of XSAT is not just a allocation mechanism; it is aligned with the core values of the Bitcoin ecosystem. XSAT hopes to attract long-term supporters, build trust, and contribute to the growth and adoption of a stronger and more decentralized Bitcoin ecosystem.

Just as Bitcoin miners protect the Bitcoin network, validators play a key role in the exSat network by verifying Bitcoin's block data. To become a validator, participants need to stake 100+ BTC in the first phase to become a node, and then stake a certain amount of XSAT in the second phase. This reflects a deeper commitment to supporting the network—not just as investors, but as active contributors. Validators earn XSAT rewards for their participation, creating significant opportunities for those who wish to play a more important role in network operations. Unlike Bitcoin, where miners contribute computational power, validators on exSat must stake both BTC and XSAT simultaneously starting in the second phase. This dual-staking model ensures that validators have a vested interest in maintaining the integrity of the network. As more XSAT is staked, the circulating supply decreases, which may create upward pressure on its value as network demand grows. After the network is launched, validators who stake both BTC and XSAT will begin to earn rewards for verifying Bitcoin block data. To maintain eligibility, validators must continue to stake, and only top XSAT stakers will qualify to become validators. Early participants will receive the greatest benefits—top validators will be required to verify block signatures and will participate in sharing a larger XSAT share as an incentive during the first 5-6 months after the network launch. For those looking to shape the future of exSat, staking XSAT will also grant governance rights, allowing holders to vote on important decisions, from future upgrades to development proposals, enabling the community to collectively control the direction of exSat's development. Naturally, addressing concerns that a fair launch model might lead to the project team losing control over the project, exSat has also taken this into consideration in advance. Each node validator will be required to submit a donation ratio when claiming rewards, meaning they will allocate 10-30% of their earnings to the exSat Foundation. This donation income will be used for community incentives, ecosystem development, and more.