SUNFLOWER
  • Introduction
    • What is Sunflower?
    • Mission & Vision
    • Key Features
  • Getting Started
    • System Requirements
    • Installation Guide
    • Creating an Account
    • Setting up a Node
  • User Guide
    • Dashboard Overview
    • Sharing Bandwidth
    • Monitoring Earnings
    • Token Management
    • Participating in Governance
  • Architecture
    • Overview
    • User Layer
    • Client Layer
    • P2P Network Layer
    • Consensus & Mining
    • Smart Contract & Governance Layer
    • Application & Data Consumption Layer
  • Tokenomics
    • Token Distribution Model
    • Mining Rewards & Incentives
    • Use Cases
    • Inflation & Deflation Strategies
  • Sunflower Data
    • Sunflower Architecture
      • Client Layer
      • RPC/Aggregator Nodes
      • Validator
      • Router
      • Sunflower Nodes
      • Public Web Servers
      • ZK Processor / PoB Aggregator
      • Sunflower Data Ledger
      • L1 Settlement Layer (Optional)
      • AI / Edge Features (Optional)
    • Data Flow Overview
      • Step-by-Step Data Flow
      • Data Flow Diagram
      • Key Features and Professional Highlights
  • Security
    • Security Measures
    • Privacy Protection
    • Smart Contract Audits
  • Roadmap
    • Phase 1: Foundation Building
    • Phase 2: Test Iteration & Audits
    • Phase 3: Mainnet Launch
    • Phase 4: Ecosystem Expansion
    • Phase 5: Decentralized Governance
  • FAQ
    • General Questions
    • Technical Questions
    • Mining and Rewards
    • Token & Transactions
    • Security & Privacy
    • Support & Community
    • Future Development
  • Contributing
    • How to Contribute
    • Development Guidelines
    • Reporting Issues
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  1. FAQ

General Questions

1. What is Sunflower? Sunflower is a decentralized bandwidth sharing and mining platform built on blockchain. It utilizes the Proof of Bandwidth (PoB) consensus mechanism, allowing users to share unused bandwidth and earn token rewards.

2. Who can join the Sunflower network? Anyone with a stable internet connection and a device meeting the minimum system requirements can join the Sunflower network as a bandwidth contributor or node operator.

3. Why should I share my bandwidth? Sharing bandwidth helps build a decentralized network ecosystem, and you can earn Sunflower native tokens (SFL) as rewards for your contributions.

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