Why is it called Ratio1?

What is the background of the Ratio1 team?

Who are the partners and investors of Ratio1?

Have the smart contracts been audited?

What is the maximum supply of R1, and will it ever be reached?

Do all tokens have to be mined? Are there locked or pre-allocated tokens?

What is “sigmoid vesting”?

How does the token distribution work when someone buys a node or uses the network?

Is the R1 token supply inflationary? Why is the supply increasing daily?

What will drive the value of the R1 token?

Can the team stabilize the token price if a lot of tokens will be mined in the next 3 years?

The max supply still seems high. Could it be reduced?

What does the emission curve look like for the different licenses (GND, MND, ND)?

How can I earn R1? Is there staking, and what’s the ROI for running a node?

If I buy a node license, do I have to keep my node running constantly for 3 years to get all 1,575 tokens?

Is R1 listed on CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko?

What marketing efforts are being done? The community is small and social media is quiet.

How is Ratio1 different from other decentralized compute projects like Render, Akash, etc.?

Why go the crypto/Web3 route at all? If you require KYC and aim to work with enterprises, in what way is this decentralized?

What is the R1 token used for? Why should I be interested in it?

What are Node Deeds (ND) and Master Node Deeds (MND)? What’s the difference?

How do I buy a node license and start running a node?

Why is the node license price set in USD instead of a fixed amount of R1?

What happens to the R1 tokens I spend to buy a node license?

I noticed after node sales there are some R1 sell transactions from the team wallets. Is the team dumping tokens?

Can I transfer or sell my Node Deed NFT?

Do I need a separate physical server to run a node, or can I run multiple nodes on one machine?

What are the minimum hardware requirements to run a Ratio1 node?

How can I install and run the Ratio1 node software? Is there a guide for this?

Why can’t I relink or change my node more than once in 24 hours?

What are Oracles in Ratio1, and can I run one?

Does Ratio1 use external oracle services (like Chainlink, DIA, etc.) for price feeds or data?

Where do the AI jobs on the network come from? Will there be enough work for all nodes?

Are the payments from users’ jobs distributed evenly to all nodes or just the ones doing the work?

What is a Cloud Service Provider (CSP) in the context of Ratio1?

Is the Ratio1 network only for crypto users, or can traditional Web2 companies use it too?

How will Ratio1 attract enterprise customers or larger scale users?

What if someone from a restricted country wants to participate?

How does the project handle taxes like VAT for node sales?

Who are all these tokens in the foundation wallets for? Why do some wallets have a large amount of R1?

Are there any ongoing or future token burn events apart from the automatic burns?

Is running a node on Ratio1 similar to staking?

Will there be enough work (jobs) for every node once the network launches?

If the network usage is low, won’t the token price suffer with all the mining?

Could the team use profits or funds to buy back tokens and boost the price?

Is Ratio1 only on Uniswap on Base? Why not list on other DEXes or CEXes (like Aerodrome, etc.)?

Is there an explorer or dashboard to see all products, nodes, and pricing?

Can you pitch to me in 1-3 sentences why I should buy and hold R1?

The whitepaper and site mention advanced terms like “neuro-symbolic AI” and other jargon. Why not just explain what it does in simple terms?

How do you ensure a node has enough resources for tasks? What if my node is slow or overloaded - will that hurt the network or users?

Does Ratio1 compete with Kubernetes or integrate with it?

What is R1FS (Ratio1 File System)?

Has Proof-of-AI (PoAI) been implemented yet? Will we see stats for AI tasks on the explorer?

Why is Ratio1 a big deal? It sounds like just another decentralized infrastructure project (dePIN).

Is it fair to call Ratio1 a decentralized data center or decentralized AWS? And can smaller devices really participate?

Can a regular person with a home computer really benefit from running a node?