Frequently Asked Questions

Noderr is an autonomous trading system that aims to pay yield from real trading revenue. Its engine, the ATE, has two parts: a Floor Engine for steady base yield and a marketplace where outside developers compete with their strategies.

Start on the Base Sepolia testnet. Get test tokens from the faucet, run a Micro Node, and build your TrustFingerprint score. Move to mainnet when it launches.

Four tiers: Micro Node (no stake, the starting tier), Validator Node (25K NODR), Guardian Node (50K NODR + election) and Oracle Node (150K NODR + election). Higher tiers carry more duties and earn more.

TrustFingerprint is the reputation score for node operators. It tracks uptime, data quality, governance participation and track record. A high score takes sustained uptime, stake and peer election, so it cannot be bought on the spot. That makes a governance takeover costly. The protocol is under a year old, so no long track record is implied.

The Floor Engine spreads capital across proven DeFi protocols (Aave V3, Compound V3, Morpho, Moonwell, Aerodrome, Curve, Balancer V2 and others). It targets a ~3.75–4% floor APY baseline without betting on market direction. That is a design target, not current returns. No protocol is connected on testnet yet.

A planned testing layer, not built yet. Micro Nodes would backtest candidate strategies in parallel and send the best to Guardian Node review. As designed, only ~0.37% of strategies would reach live trading.

Micro Nodes run in a browser or on an old phone. Validators need an 8-core CPU and 32GB RAM. Guardians need a 16-core CPU and 64GB RAM. Oracles need a 32-core CPU, 128GB RAM and a GPU with 24GB+ VRAM.

Yes. Stake NODR on your strategy and submit it to the marketplace. Strategies that do well grow your stake. Strategies that lose money shrink it.

Node rewards come from protocol net revenue, capped at 35-45% of trailing four quarter earnings. Your reward is your share of stake times your TrustFingerprint multiplier (0.8x to 1.5x).

The treasury invests in its own vaults next to user deposits. The ATE aims to earn yield through the Floor Engine (~3.75–4% floor baseline target) and the Strategy Marketplace (variable). No yield is earned on testnet yet.

NODR has a fixed 100M supply with zero inflation. Revenue buys back and burns NODR, and strategy authors who lose money have their stake burned. Both shrink supply.

Guardians and Oracles are elected by their peers. Oracles also need a TrustFingerprint of ≥0.80, which comes from sustained measured uptime and stake and cannot be bought on the spot. Together these make a takeover costly. No long history is required, and the protocol is under a year old.

Guardians review trading strategies before they go live. They read the code, check the risk settings and vote on which strategies advance. They are meant to earn a share of protocol revenue plus a strategy profit share. Node rewards are not paid on testnet and the reward contracts are not funded yet.

Oracles are the top tier, elected from Guardians with a high, steady TrustFingerprint and peer approval. They run the treasury, approve large strategy allocations (>$100K or >5% AUM) and can trigger an emergency halt. They are meant to earn a share of protocol revenue plus a strategy profit share. Node rewards are not paid on testnet and the reward contracts are not funded yet.

Comprehensive third-party security audits are planned for Q1 2027 ahead of the Q3 2027 mainnet launch. Noderr is on testnet (Base Sepolia) today and uses several layers of security. Audit reports will be published as they come in.

Several layers: strict strategy checks (0.37% survival rate), capital spread across many DeFi protocols, small position sizes, live monitoring and an emergency halt.

Ask on Discord (#general-support, #technical-support), read the docs at docs.noderr.xyz, report bugs on GitHub, or email [email protected].

Mainnet is targeted for Q3 2027, after testnet, security audits and community feedback. Testnet TrustFingerprint scores carry over at a weighting.