Our ambassador program is growing fast, and we can already see how much you’ve missed having active campaigns to join. In this article, we’ll answer the key questions and once again walk you through how to begin your new ambassador journey.

Xyper is designed to be simple and intuitive. To get started, you need to:

1. Connect your wallet. We recommend using MetaMask for the smoothest experience.

2. After connecting your wallet, if the Unit Zero network is not connected to your wallet yet, pay attention to the pop-up at the top of the page. With one click, you can switch to Unit Zero and complete the setup. Your wallet will open a confirmation window, where you only need to click “Confirm.”

3. Connect your X account and complete verification in just three steps.

That’s it — you’re ready to participate in all available campaigns.

Campaigns

At the moment, several campaigns are already live. Each campaign has its own participation rules, so let’s look at a simple example of how to join one.

1. Go to the Campaigns section and choose the campaign you want to join, for example WavesFunnyNode V2.
2. Read all campaign requirements carefully, then post a tweet on your X account based on the brief and copy the link to your post.
3. Return to the campaign page, click Join Campaign, paste the link to your X post, and click Submit & sign. A wallet pop-up will appear, and you must sign the transaction.

!!! If you skip this step, your post will not receive points or rewards.

To cover the transaction, you will need just 0.0008 UNIT0. Such a small transaction fee helps us prevent spam and bot activity, while still allowing you to publish campaign posts every day if you wish.

You can get Unit0 through the available market pairs on the exchanges, including Unit0/USDT, Unit0/WETH, and WETH/Unit0. For more details, please refer to the information provided here.

Review process

Below, we answer the most important questions from our ambassadors:

• to earn more points, make sure your X account is well filled out, has followers, and is actively maintained
• a blue checkmark is not required, but it can improve your chances of achieving stronger leaderboard results
• the review process for your posts takes exactly 24 hours
• you can submit an unlimited number of posts within a single campaign, but there must be a 24-hour gap between posts

Xyper has only recently launched, and we are actively working to improve the platform. Your feedback is very important to us. Share your thoughts and ask questions in our Telegram group.

Let’s make some hype on Xyper!

Waves is entering a new stage. Our ambassador program was previously built around DAO participation, Zealy quests, monthly rounds, and staking-based rewards. That format helped us bring together active community members and creators, who supported Waves ecosystem projects through content, social activity, and community engagement.

What Is Changing?

Now we are updating the system. Instead of one general monthly sprint, official Waves ecosystem campaigns will be launched on Xyper — an AI-native, on-chain marketplace where creators can join campaigns, create content, compete for attention, and receive rewards directly to their wallets. Each campaign will have its own goal, key messages, content requirements, rules, and reward pool.

The spirit stays the same: ambassodors continue to support the ecosystem, spread awareness, and create useful content.

The mechanics become simpler: choose a campaign, create content, get scored, and receive rewards. This gives participants more freedom. You can choose the campaigns that match your interests, audience, and content style.

How to Join

To participate:

1. Go to Xyper.
2. Connect your crypto wallet.
3. Connect your X/Twitter account.
4. Open the Campaigns section.
5. Choose an active Waves ecosystem campaign. The campaigns on Xyper are just starting and will continue to be added.

6. Read the campaign rules.

7. Create and submit your content.

8. Track your result on the leaderboard.

There is no separate form required for basic participation.

How Rewards Work

Official Waves campaigns on Xyper will reward participants in WUNIT0.

Each campaign will have its own reward pool and scoring rules, so the final reward amount may differ from campaign to campaign.

After your submission is approved and verified, rewards are distributed directly to the wallet connected to your Xyper account.

Your score may depend on content quality, relevance to the campaign, engagement, audience reach, originality, and compliance with the campaign rules.

For Waves Army

If you were already part of Waves Army, you can continue supporting Waves ecosystem projects through the new campaign format.

You no longer need to follow the old DAO/staking mechanics for ambassador rewards. Instead, you can join official campaigns on Xyper and receive rewards according to each campaign’s rules.

Your knowledge of the Waves ecosystem, products, and community gives you a strong advantage when creating content.

For KOLs

KOLs participate in campaigns in the same way as Waves Army members.

Rewards depend on each campaign’s scoring rules and the performance of submitted content. Xyper’s AI scorer evaluates content quality, relevance to the campaign brief, spam signals, and engagement metrics such as views, likes, and reposts.

This means that the stronger the content performs with its audience, the higher the potential reward.

Moreover, KOLs have a great opportunity to get more rewards as Xyper has an on-chain referral system. When someone joins the platform through their referral link, they earn a share of the rewards generated from their activity. For more information check here.

What Makes Good Ambassador Content?

Good ambassador content should be clear, useful, and authentic. It should explain the project in simple language, highlight real product value, and help users understand what to do next.

Please avoid spam, copy-paste posts, misleading claims, guaranteed earning promises, or anything that does not match the campaign rules.

Always read the “What to publish” and “What to avoid” sections before posting.

Get Started

The updated Waves ambassador program is designed to make participation simpler, faster, and more transparent. Choose official Waves campaigns on Xyper, create high-quality content, follow the rules, and track your results through the leaderboard.

This is the next step for Waves — a campaign-based ambassador experience built for real community impact and transparent on-chain rewards.

Follow our announcements and ask questions in our Telegram community — we’re here to support you at every step of your journey.

Waves Futbol brings a new kind of football experience to the Waves community and football fans: a fast, social prediction game where every match becomes a chance to prove your football instincts.

Waves Futbol is built for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and gives users a simple way to make predictions, compete with other fans, and follow their position on a public leaderboard throughout the tournament. The platform is designed to be easy to join, quick to understand, and active from the first match to the final whistle.

How to start

Getting started takes about 1 minute:

• go to app.waves.futbol
• connect your wallet
• join the platform with 5.10 $WAVES

You are on board!

How it works

Once inside, users can move directly into the “Picks” section and start making predictions across the tournament. The fee for predictions is 0.10 $WAVES (≈ 0.03$). The platform already includes 72 upcoming predefined matches. Predictions could be different:

• group-stage matches
• best-third places
• knockout rounds
• final placements

Group-stage matches lock 15 minutes before kickoff, which keeps the experience active and time-sensitive without making it complicated.

Community competition

The leaderboard adds an immediate competitive edge to the experience. Users can see how many players have joined the game and how large the prize pool is before the World Cup begins. Once the first matches are played, they can already track their position on the leaderboard through live scores and on-chain results.

⚡️ The main rule is simple: the more predictions users make, the better their chances of climbing the table. In other words, consistency matters just as much as accuracy, because active participation gives users the best chance to maximize points and stay near the top. 🔝

Welcome and Let’s Play Together!

We want the Waves community and football fans to have fun and enjoy this World Cup together with us! Stay active, make your predictions, and follow the results as they unfold. If you have any questions, feel free to ask in our dedicated chat. Good luck, and happy football!

Predictorium introduces a new category of Waves-native application: real-time, oracle-powered prediction markets connected to real-world events.

Every major internet conversation is, in some way, a prediction. People argue about where crypto prices are heading, which narratives will dominate, which teams will win, which AI products will break through, and what the next big cultural moment will be. But most of these forecasts disappear into timelines, group chats, and comment sections. Predictorium brings them on-chain.

Predictorium.io is a Waves-native prediction market platform where real-world questions become Yes/No markets with predefined resolution rules and oracle-based settlement. The launch introduces a new type of application to the Waves ecosystem, combining community-generated markets, tokenized probabilities, AI-assisted resolution, and Waves Oracle infrastructure.

Community-generated events

Predictorium is designed around the idea that the best markets often come from the communities that follow these events most closely. Users will be able to suggest their own event ideas across crypto, sports, news, AI, trends, ecosystem milestones, and other real-world topics.

Before appearing on the platform, each suggested event goes through moderation to make sure it is clearly worded, objective, and possible to resolve without interpretation. A good Predictorium market asks a precise question: Will a specific event happen by a specific date, according to a specific source, under specific rules? Each event must resolve to one binary outcome. Once a market is live, users can make forecasts, mint event-related tokens, and trade them as expectations change over time.

Oracle-based resolution

Resolution is the core of any prediction market. Every Predictorium event includes rules from the start, so once the event ends, the outcome can be determined according to predefined criteria. After an event closes, Predictorium sends a request to Waves Oracle, which queries an AI model or a specific external API depending on the market type.

A crypto price event may use data from Bybit, while a news, sports, or AI-related event may rely on another external source or an AI-assisted response. The oracle response is then used as an input for the final Yes/No decision, helping make the resolution process more transparent and auditable.

Once the final outcome is confirmed, holders of the correct Yes or No token will be able to redeem it through the Claim form and receive 1 WAVES. This completes the full market cycle: from event creation and predefined rules to oracle-supported resolution and token redemption.

Read more about the oracle flow here: Waves Oracle guide.

A new prediction layer for Waves

Predictorium adds a social and data-driven layer to the Waves ecosystem. Instead of endless debates, users get clear market questions. Instead of vague takes, they can see how expectations change over time. Instead of unclear outcomes, events are settled through predefined rules and Waves Oracle.

The launch opens the door to a new category of Waves-native applications: fast-moving, AI-assisted, oracle-powered products connected to real-world events.

Predictorium is live.

Explore the platform, try the first markets, and follow the updates so you don’t miss new events, product releases, and community market proposals.

Brevis, a high-performance, verifiable off-chain computation engine powered by zero-knowledge proofs, marks its arrival on the Unit Zero mainnet by launching an incentive campaign with KoalaSwap.

The Units.Network ecosystem welcomes a new major participant: Brevis, a smart verifiable computing platform powered by zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs). Brevis is joining with the launch of an incentive program in partnership with the KoalaSwap DEX.

Building the Web3 future together

Brevis’ first project run on Unit Zero is a reward scheme powered by Incentra, Brevis’ incentive platform, with KoalaSwap, allocating 2% of total rewKOALA emission (2,000,000 rewKOALA) as rewards for liquidity providers to the following KoalaSwap’s pools:

• UNIT0 / USDT — 0.4%
• KOALA / UNIT0–0.2%
• wuUSDT / wuUSDC — 0.2%
• KOALA / WETH — 0.1%
• UNIT0 / WETH — 0.1%

The campaign is powered by Unit Zero, whose restaking model for the UNIT0 token and low-latency architecture provide Brevis’s proof engine with cheap, reliable finality. In return, Brevis delivers to the Unit ecosystem a turnkey, trustless incentive layer that any future Units-based project can adopt quickly and seamlessly.

Running from 10–27–2025 13:00 UTC through 12–26–2025 13:00 UTC, the campaign brings together Incentra, which supplies the trustless precision tool the DEX relies on, KoalaSwap, which provides the liquidity playground, and Unit Zero, which unlocks network-wide composability.

Brevis’s zkCoprocessor compresses all trade events into a single cryptographic proof that can be verified directly on Unit Zero in one low-gas transaction — transforming hours of waiting and pages of spreadsheets into a tamper-proof on-chain record of “who earned what.”

Liquidity providers, meanwhile, gain transparent, fee-aligned rewards claimable alongside standard swap earnings — without staking hoops or added trust assumptions.

Strong addition to the Units.Network ecosystem

The arrival of Brevis is yet another proof of Unit Zero’s appeal to highly promising Web3 projects.

Brevis is a smart verifiable computing platform powered by zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs). It allows Web3 applications to offload data-intensive, complex and costly computations from constrained on-chain environments to a high-performance, low-cost off-chain verifiable computing engine.

With Brevis, developers can create a new generation of decentralized applications that harness virtually unlimited computation while preserving the same security and verifiability guarantees as the underlying blockchain. This is made possible because every off-chain computation performed through Brevis can be cheaply and provably verified on-chain.

Looking into the future

Meanwhile, collaboration with Brevis has the potential to substantially benefit the Units.Network ecosystem.

Brevis could enable ecosystem projects to run incentive programs spanning pre-launch to post-launch, driving both early engagement and long-term adoption across DeFi protocols. Today, Brevis powers rewards programs that distribute around $300 mln annually across more than 10 protocols for their stablecoin users, including traders, liquidity providers, lenders and borrowers.

By leveraging Brevis, Units.Network projects could also eliminate the risks of centralized fund distribution. Campaigns are executed fully on-chain with autonomous, verifiable claim systems, ensuring end-to-end trustlessness, security, and compliance.

Looking ahead, Units.Network is actively exploring ecosystem reward modules directly integrated with Brevis’ zkVM and zkCoprocessor. This could open the door to fully customizable rewards that target anything from time-weighted liquidity depth to cross-app quests.

To learn more about Brevis, check out its documentation, website, Telegram and the X accounts.

Units.Network is implementing Safe as its multisig solution, bringing secure, on-chain governance to our ecosystem. This integration will empower users with enhanced control over digital assets and ensure accountability through collaborative decision-making.

What Is Multisig & Why It Matters for Units.Network

We’ve gotten used to relying on a single person’s private key to manage funds in a wallet, but that presents a significant risk — both in terms of security and trust. Multisig (multi-signature) solves this by requiring multiple participants to sign off on any transaction. This model enhances asset protection and instills confidence among teams, organizations, and communities.

By adopting Safe’s multisig solution, Units.Network users will benefit from shared control mechanisms that boost transaction security and promote transparent collaboration.

Why Safe?

Safe is the leading smart-contract-based multisig platform in Ethereum and across Web3. A Safe Smart Account is a programmable account that doesn’t require a seed phrase, delivering enhanced security and customization. It’s widely adopted, with over $100B in total value locked, 4.5M monthly active users, and $228B in processed volume.

What sets Safe apart:

• Smart contract security, where ownership and transaction logic are enforced on-chain, not dependent on a single private key.
• Multi-owner configuration, enabling organizations to set approval thresholds for transactions.
• Open-source and battle-tested. Safe Smart Accounts have been audited rigorously and trusted across the ecosystem.
• Cross-chain and future-proof, with support across numerous networks including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, zkSync, and more

How to Use Safe within Units.Network

Step 1. Launch Safe
Open the Safe web app (optimized for Chrome) and connect your preferred signer wallet, such as Enkrypt or WalletConnect.

Step 2. Name and Initialize Your Safe
Begin the setup by naming your Safe (this label remains local only) and proceed to configure signers. Your connected wallet is pre-selected; you may add others via addresses or ENS names.

Step 3. Set the Approval Threshold
Define how many signatures are required to approve transactions. Choose a threshold that balances security with accessibility, keeping recovery in mind.

Step 4. Deploy or Opt for Gasless Setup
You can deploy your Safe immediately or choose a “Pay later” gasless setup to explore functionality before initial deployment.

Once Safe is integrated with Units Network, you’ll be able to select Units as the active network within the app, and enjoy full multisig functionality across our ecosystem.

In every blockchain cycle, there are two types of builders. The first group relies on instinct, moving fast, releasing code, and hoping adoption will follow. The second group pays attention to signals — they watch liquidity flows, governance patterns, staking levels, and user engagement before making their next move. Over time, the difference is clear. The first group tends to burn out, while the second builds projects that endure.

For builders in the Waves ecosystem, the most reliable source of those signals is WavesOnChain. It is not just another analytics dashboard. WoC is a full view of how the network is breathing: which users are active, how tokens are flowing, where governance power is concentrated, and whether liquidity is growing or drying up. Ignoring this information means leaving money on the table, or worse, building blindfolded in a market that rewards precision.

Why WoC data matters for builders

On-chain data removes guesswork. Through WoC, builders can track transaction volumes, active addresses, staking balances, DAO voting activity, liquidity flows, and more. These metrics are not abstractions. They are direct reflections of user behavior, network security, and market health.

For a builder, understanding these numbers means aligning product design with actual usage patterns. Overlooking them risks misallocating resources, proposing ideas that governance will reject, or missing signals that liquidity or security is deteriorating.

Transactions and active addresses: the pulse of your project

The Number of Transactions metric on WoC reflects network intensity. For builders, it is a way to see how much of the Waves ecosystem their own product contributes to. Sudden drops may highlight UX friction, lack of awareness around dApps, or external competition.

Paired with Active Unique Addresses, WoC makes it clear whether activity comes from a diverse set of users or just a handful of actors. Builders should treat this as a stress test. Heavy reliance on a small number of addresses means fragility. Broad participation means resilience.

The Daily New Addresses and Address Lifespan charts add another dimension: onboarding and retention. Builders can measure whether new users are sticking around or churning. If retention is weak, it points to design flaws or incentives that fail to encourage long-term use.

Financial signals hidden in Waves metrics

Three WoC metrics speak directly to the financial backbone of the Waves network: Generating Balance, Waves Balances on Centralized Exchanges, and Network Daily Total Fee.

The Generating Balance reveals how much WAVES is being staked to secure the network. Builders launching financial applications should pay close attention here. Low generating balances weaken security assumptions.

CEX balances tell a different story: liquidity concentration. If too much WAVES sits on centralized exchanges, the ecosystem is exposed to volatility. Builders of DeFi apps, stablecoins, or lending protocols must factor this into their models.

Meanwhile, Daily Total Fees indicate the cost of using the network. High fees mean strong demand but can push out smaller users. Builders can use this data to justify efficiency improvements or even experiment with layer-two solutions.

Governance data

For builders interacting with PowerDAO or Unit0 DAO, WoC provides indispensable insight. The Mother DAO Voting Distribution and Child DAO Voting Distribution charts show whether power is concentrated in a few wallets or distributed widely. Builders who skip this data risk submitting proposals that never had a chance of passing.

The Staked PWR and Committed PWR metrics are equally important. They indicate how engaged the community is in governance. A rising commitment of tokens suggests a community ready to back initiatives. Declining participation signals fatigue. Builders can time their proposals and shape their messaging accordingly.

Liquidity and DeFi signals

For builders in DeFi, WoC’s Puzzle protocol dashboard is essential. TVL, volume, fees, and liquidity distribution are not just abstract stats, they directly impact the viability of new pools, lending markets, or aggregator integrations. A shallow pool means poor execution for users. A growing TVL signals trust. Builders ignoring these signs risk deploying contracts that won’t see traction.

The Neutrino data provided by WoC is another critical layer. Metrics like gNSBT staking or block rewards for buyback and burn give builders a clear picture of whether stablecoin mechanics are holding up. If not, secondary protocols built on top may fail by association.

Lessons for builders

WavesOnChain is more than a monitoring tool. It is a decision-making compass for anyone building in the ecosystem. By using WoC data, builders can:

• Validate whether their projects attract long-term users, not just one-off activity.
• Anticipate liquidity risks and adapt token mechanics accordingly.
• Understand governance landscapes before committing resources to proposals.
• Track fee trends to optimize for accessibility and adoption.
• Identify opportunities for integration with healthy protocols while avoiding fragile ones.

Blockchain development is already risky and resource-intensive. Builders on Waves cannot afford to guess. With WavesOnChain, they have a transparent, real-time view of how the network and its DAOs function. Ignoring this data is not just a missed opportunity, it is a strategic mistake.

For those who aim to create applications that last, governance proposals that pass, and protocols that attract real users, WoC is not optional. It is the foundation for informed, resilient building.

The builders who thrive are those who treat WavesOnChain as part of their toolkit.

If you’ve ever voted on a DAO proposal, thought about staking your tokens, or just wanted to know what’s really going on inside the ecosystem, you’ve probably run into a wall of vague dashboards or hard-to-read blockchain explorers. For all the talk about decentralization and transparency, understanding what’s actually happening on-chain can still feel like deciphering machine logs in a language you don’t speak.

WavesOnChain (WoC) fixes that problem. It organizes live blockchain data into readable dashboards tailored to people who are actually trying to get things done, like voting, staking, building, or just staying informed.

In this guide, we’ll walk through the key metrics that matter the most for active participants in the Waves ecosystem, especially DAO members, proposal creators, and anyone holding tokens like $PWR or Unit0. If you’re already in this world or just starting to explore it, these are the tools you need to start making smarter decisions.

Why Metrics Matter When You’re in a DAO

The idea behind a DAO is that decisions are made by the community. But that doesn’t mean every vote is equal or every proposal gets a fair chance. If you want to actually influence anything, you need to understand the dynamics: Who votes? When? With how much stake? Which wallets always show up? Who’s staking heavily but never voting?

These aren’t abstract questions, they decide whether your vote counts and whether your proposal passes. That’s where WoC comes in.

Instead of digging through transaction hashes, you can just open the MotherDAO Voting Distribution dashboard. It shows how $PWR votes are spread across addresses. You can click on a voter to see the exact transaction. Same goes for ChildDAO Voting Distribution, which helps you track governance in DAOs like WavesDAO, WXDAO, NeutrinoDAO, and others.

More than a snapshot, these metrics show patterns. Are votes always last-minute? Do the same wallets dominate each round? Are most voters holding or renting power just to push something through? Once you know, you can build a strategy around it.

Don’t Just Hold Tokens — Make Them Work

Most token holders aren’t inactive by choice. They just don’t know what’s worth doing or when it makes sense. But if you’re holding $PWR or Unit0, you’re sitting on potential influence and income, and WoC can tell you when and how to use it.

Start with the Staked PWR metric. It shows how much $PWR is currently locked in staking contracts. If the staking pool is low, it might be a good time to jump in for bigger rewards. If it’s high, that doesn’t mean avoid it, just know your impact per token might be smaller.

The Committed PWR chart adds another layer. It tracks how much $PWR is committed to ChildDAOs. These tokens can earn treasury rewards depending on the DAO, so it’s not just governance, but an investment strategy. This metric breaks down commitment totals by DAO and over time, which helps you find which ones are gaining traction and which ones might be underutilized.

There’s also full transparency. The PWR Stakers List and PWR Commit List let you see what other participants are doing. You might spot large holders positioning early, or sudden shifts in commitment that could signal something new coming.

For Unit0 holders, the Staked Unit0 chart gives you a similar view. If you’ve ever wanted to publish your own proposal but weren’t sure when, remember the threshold is 1,000 tokens. Watching staking flows tells you whether competition is rising or fading, which can save you from launching at the wrong time.

Although much of the focus is on PWR and DAO governance, several key metrics on WavesOnChain highlight the role of WAVES in the broader ecosystem — especially around staking and liquidity.

Understanding WAVES Staking Through On-Chain Metrics

While PowerDAO and ChildDAOs are governed through PWR, it’s important not to overlook the original layer-1 token of the ecosystem — WAVES. Several core metrics tracked on WavesOnChain focus specifically on WAVES activity.

WAVES Balance on Centralized Exchanges shows how much WAVES is available for trading. Lower balances may suggest more users are staking or holding long-term, while higher balances can signal selling pressure.

Generating Balance reflects how much WAVES is actively staked and participating in block generation. A growing generating balance points to stronger network security and higher user engagement with staking.

Network Daily Total Fees gives insight into daily activity and fee rewards for stakers. Spikes in this metric often suggest increased network use, which can translate into higher earnings for generators and their lessors.

Proposal Timing and Execution: What the Metrics Reveal

Creating a proposal sounds simple, but the difference between success and failure often comes down to timing. That’s why WoC includes more than just vote results. The Percentage of Voters Count chart inside each DAO voting dashboard helps you see how active the community really is.

For example, if 70% of voters fall in the 1–10 $PWR range and only a few whales show up occasionally, you know that writing a well-communicated proposal can actually pass. On the other hand, if one or two wallets dominate every vote, you’ll either need their support or a strategy to mobilize smaller holders early.

The PWR Supply chart is also critical here. By watching how much supply is staked, committed, or held in DAO treasuries, you can estimate how many tokens are actually in play. Circulating supply isn’t just a trader stat, it’s vital for understanding voter turnout, quorum potential, and governance health.

Say a DAO has 1 million tokens total, but 600,000 are staked or locked. That means only 400,000 are circulating, and maybe only 10–20% of that is likely to vote. If you understand that ahead of time, you’re not launching proposals into the dark.

Using Historical Trends to Guide Strategy

One of the underrated benefits of WoC is how much historical data is baked into the charts. You don’t just get today’s numbers, you see how metrics have changed over weeks or months.

This helps identify patterns. If a specific DAO sees spikes in commitment every 30 days, that might suggest regular treasury rewards or scheduled governance. If staking drops off sharply after every vote, it may mean people are cycling in and out purely for influence.

Historical data also helps reduce guesswork. Many newer DAO members assume that low activity means low value. But sometimes, dormant periods are followed by heavy growth. With WoC, you can actually see those cycles and prepare accordingly.

Small Players, Big Decisions

A common myth in DAOs is that you need to be a whale to matter. But one look at the Distribution of Voters metrics shows that’s not always true. In many votes, dozens of small wallets make up the majority of participation. And those votes often determine quorum.

If you’re a smaller holder, WoC helps you find the moments when your vote really counts. It also lets you coordinate with others by pointing to past proposals where small holders made the difference.

In that sense, WavesOnChain is another visibility layer that helps level the field for all participants.

The Edge That Metrics Give You

Good governance starts with good data. Whether you’re staking $PWR, WAVES, voting on DAO proposals, or planning your own, having access to clear, real-time, and historical insights changes how you participate. It also saves time, money, and effort.

Here’s a visual representation of which metrics will be right for your case:

WavesOnChain is designed to remove guesswork. It puts relevant metrics in one place, makes them readable, and offers context that other tools don’t. You can spot governance trends, understand token flows, monitor voting behavior, and even detect when whales are moving.

If you’re holding tokens, you already have a seat at the table.

Explore the platform here: wavesonchain.com and start using data to your advantage.

This document explains how to participate in the MindSharing social campaign for UNIT0, how tweets should look, how they’re evaluated by AI and how to stay compliant.

What is MindSharing?

MindSharing is a coordinated social campaign on X (Twitter) where community members post original tweets about Unit0 and earn token rewards. Rewards are proportional to tweet quality (scored by AI) while respecting the rules below.

Campaign Goal (talking points you should reflect)

Promote Unit0 as the go‑to hub for launching, trading, and amplifying tokens across Ethereum, Base, Solana, BNB, and Unit Zero. Spotlight “Units Pools”- community-driven mindsharing on Twitter that enables collective posting, shilling, and call support to boost visibility and adoption. Drive awareness, signups, and social engagement.

Core Value Proposition (echo these ideas)

• Launch + Trade + Amplify in one place
• Create Units Pools to mobilize community posting and coordinated calls
• Multi-chain access: Ethereum, Base, Solana, BNB, Unit Zero
• Seamless liquidity + social amplification
• Join the Unit0 × Nuke network effect to supercharge visibility

Official handles & link to include:

• @UnitsNetwork
• @nukepower_io
• fun.units.network

Eligibility & Basics

• Open to individual X accounts that post original content (no copy-paste clones).
• No automation/bots for engagement farming.
• One rewardable post per unique URL/tweet.
• Multi-accounting or coordinated spam may lead to disqualification.

What a Good MindSharing Tweet Looks Like

Goal

Tweets should educate, excite, and activate the audience around UNIT0. Every post must be structured, informative, and engaging — not just hype.

Tweet Formula

HOOK → PROBLEM → SOLUTION (Unit0) → FEATURE (Units Pools) → BENEFIT (hype + liquidity) → REWARD → CREDIBILITY (past success with Nuke) → NETWORK EFFECT (Unit0 × Nuke) → CTA

Structure of a MindSharing Tweet

1. Hook — open with a strong, attention-grabbing statement.
2. Problem — briefly point out why token launches are traditionally hard.
3. Solution — explain how UNIT0 fixes it (launch, trade, amplify in one place).
4. Feature — highlight Units Pools and what they do (coordinated posting, shilling, call support).
5. Benefit — show the outcome: visibility, hype, liquidity.
6. Reward — mention the incentive pool ($UNIT0 rewards for participation).
7. Credibility — reference prior results or campaigns with @nukepower_io.
8. Network Effect — emphasize the combined strength of Unit0 × Nuke.
9. CTA — finish with a clear call to action + link + both tags.

Mandatory elements

• @UnitsNetwork
• @nukepower_io
• fun.units.network
• Mention of Units Pools
• Emphasis on Launch + Trade + Amplify
• Clear call to action (CTA)

Tone & Style

1. Clear, simple, and energetic.
2. Use short paragraphs or bullet lists for easy reading.
3. Highlight keywords like Units Pools, Launch, Amplify.
4. Optional emojis (🔥🚀), but don’t overuse.

Things to Avoid

1. ❌ No empty hype (“100x soon”, “moon shots”)
2. ❌ No fake partnerships or misleading claims
3. ❌ No hashtag spam or random account tagging
4. ❌ No NSFW, hate speech, or personal attacks
5. ❌ No copy-pasted templates — originality matters

Getting Started with fun.units.network: A Step-by-Step Guide

1. Go to the platform fun.units.network
2. Click on the MindSharing section:

3. Use the “Connect EVM Wallet” button to connect your wallet.

4. Confirm the connection request in MetaMask (or another EVM wallet).

Done! You can now join the MindSharing campaign.

5. Pick the active campaign:

The campaign page shows you all conditions and rewards:

Please note that the campaign has no time limit: it will end once the entire MindPool is distributed among participants. The current status of the MindPool can be tracked using this progress bar:

6. Next, you need to link your X account:

Log in to your X account and authorize Units Network to access it. This is necessary to track your tweets and allocate rewards for them.

Now you’re ready to participate! Publish your tweets and submit their links in this window:

The integration with the oracle project is set to bolster the Units.Network’s DeFi ecosystem by unlocking dozens of oracle-dependent use cases, such as lending and borrowing.

Units.Network is excited to announce a partnership with the trustless blockchain oracle provider DIA, bringing its suite of oracle products to the Unit Zero blockchain.

A solution to the off-chain data challenge

One of blockchains’ key limitations is that they are inherently closed systems. While this makes them secure and tamper-resistant, it also means they can’t access real-world data on their own, such as exchange rates or commodity prices. Without a secure and reliable way to bring off-chain information to the blockchain, many decentralized applications (dApps) simply can’t function. This is where oracles come in — bridging the gap between the blockchain and the outside world.

Blockchain oracles like DIA provide a solution for feeding real-world data into smart contracts. They act as trusted intermediaries that deliver up-to-date price feeds and other critical data in a way that blockchains can understand and verify. Because oracles aggregate data from multiple independent sources, they also have built-in safeguards against manipulation or failure.

Connecting blockchain with the real world

As part of the integration, DIA’s data feeds — such as token prices — will be incorporated into the Unit Zero blockchain infrastructure. This will enable protocols launching on Unit Zero to access DIA oracles directly, without requiring separate integrations.

Specifically, decentralized lending platform Unilend, one of the flagship projects built on Unit Zero, will replace its existing oracle with DIA.

In addition, DIA will support both custom and permissionless data feeds, allowing developers to access oracles tailored to their specific requirements.

DIA’s verifiable, first-party data architecture

DIA’s unique first-party data sourcing architecture sets a new standard for oracle transparency in the Web3 space. Unlike traditional oracle networks that aggregate data through multiple intermediaries, DIA collects raw market data directly from over 100 sources, including centralized and decentralized exchanges, custom API sources, and more using custom scrapers. This direct collection method eliminates black-box assumptions and provides complete data lineage transparency, enabling partners to verify exactly how their price feeds are calculated from source to final output.

All data processing occurs on DIA’s native L2 rollup infrastructure, where every computation step is recorded on-chain and cryptographically verifiable. This rollup-powered architecture ensures that partners and the broader community can independently audit oracle calculations, maintaining blockchain’s core promise of verifiability for off-chain data. The result is a transparent, trustless oracle infrastructure that enables developers to build with unprecedented confidence in their data foundations

Looking into the future

The integration of DIA into Units.Network is expected to be the first step in a broader partnership. In the next phase, the integration of the DIA DAO into Unit Zero protocols is envisioned.

Overall, the collaboration between Units.Network and DIA aims to make the Web3 ecosystem more efficient and user-friendly.

“Partnering with DIA aligns perfectly with our vision for a more efficient Web3,” said Sasha Ivanov, founder of Unit Zero. “Together, we’ll build an infrastructure that makes access to off-chain data simpler and more streamlined.”

“Units.Network represents the future of how blockchain infrastructure should work — modular, interoperable, and accessible to builders of all technical backgrounds,” commented the DIA team. “This partnership allows us to extend our verifiable oracle infrastructure to an entirely new generation of blockchain projects while supporting the critical growth of DeFi.”

About Units.Network

Units.Network is a high-performance ecosystem built on the Waves blockchain, designed to deliver enhanced scalability, security and decentralization. Its innovative architecture

More information on Units.Network is available on its website and in the Telegram and X accounts. You can view the project’s documentation here.

About DIA Oracles

DIA is a trustless oracle network. Its modular, rollup-based design enables verifiable sourcing and delivery of any data to any blockchain. The network is permissionless, allowing anyone to deploy oracles, operate nodes and participate as stakers in the distributed data sourcing process.

To learn more about DIA, check out its website, Telegram and X accounts. The platform’s documentation is available here.