1. Four-Year Plan and Governance Vote:
   • The project has an initial plan set for four years.
   • After this period, a governance vote will be held to decide on the next steps.
   • The reward pool will be replenished from slashing penalties and the treasury, ensuring its sustainability beyond the initial four years.
2. Node Sales and Operation:
   • The total number of nodes is capped at 100,000.
   • Throughout the four-year period, the project will sell these 100,000 nodes.
   • Efficient operation of these nodes is crucial for the network to function properly.
   • The reward pool will be replenished after the initial period, so node operators don't need to worry about the long-term rewards.
   • Selling Nodes: Node holders will be able to sell their nodes after the four-year period. The specifics of this process were not detailed in the session and may be subject to future governance votes and market conditions.
3. Airdrop Towards TGE (Token Generation Event):
   • The airdrop will occur in three phases.
   • First phase 1.5% of the airdrop is not vested at TGE, meaning community will receive these tokens immediately.
   • The remaining portion of the airdrop will be vested, meaning it will be distributed over a specified period to promote long-term commitment and stability.
   • The best way to qualify for the airdrop is by staking tokens, encouraging active participation and engagement from the community.
   • No need to KYC for airdrop, only for node holders.
4. Shipping and Customs:
   • Shipping and delivery are handled by the Edge team and are free of charge.
   • However, customs fees depend on the regulations of each country.
   • Even team members have to pay customs if their device is shipped to a different country from where it is shipped.
5. Community Engagement and Support:
   • The team emphasized the importance of the community’s support in driving the project forward.
   • They expressed gratitude for the community’s ongoing support and feedback.
   • The success of the project relies heavily on community involvement and interaction.
6. Additional Information:
   • Kartik provided information on shipping and customs, explaining that while shipping is free, customs fees are dependent on the recipient's country regulations.
   • The session noted the importance of addressing community questions and ensuring transparent communication.
7. Closing Remarks:
   • The team thanked everyone for participating in the AMA.
   • They highlighted the importance of regular interaction with the community and encouraged ongoing feedback.
   • They expressed their commitment to building a great company together with the community’s help.

Key Takeaways:

• The project has a structured four-year plan with provisions for future governance decisions.
• The node sales and operations are designed to ensure network efficiency.
• Shipping is free, but customs fees are country-specific.
• The airdrop has three phases, with 1.5% of the tokens not vested, and the best way to qualify for the airdrop is by staking.
• Node holders can sell their nodes after the four-year period, though details on this process will be clarified later.
• Community support and feedback are crucial for the project’s success.
• Some technical questions about the main net cloud 4 role and checker on arb remain to be addressed in future sessions.

Overall, the AMA session was informative, emphasizing transparency, community involvement, and the long-term sustainability of the project. The team’s commitment to addressing community concerns and building a strong network was evident throughout the discussion.