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# Rewarding

DeSpeed’s reward system empowers users, enterprises, and network providers to contribute effortlessly to a transparent global internet speed measurement network. With DeSpeed, users earn **DeSpeed Bytes** automatically through speed tests conducted by the DeSpeed Validator extension. Each test rewards users with Bytes, which can later be converted into DeSpeed tokens. The more tests completed, the more data users contribute, boosting the network’s accuracy and reliability.

#### Effortless Earnings for Users

The DeSpeed Validator extension automatically runs speed tests, making the reward process completely hands-free for users. As these tests are conducted, users earn DeSpeed Bytes without needing to take extra steps, supporting frequent data contributions and enhancing the network's quality.

#### Referral Program

Users can further boost their earnings by referring friends to DeSpeed Network. Each successful referral provides additional Bytes, helping grow the community and enriching data accuracy. The larger the network, the more comprehensive the data becomes for all users.

#### Enterprise Reward Pools for Targeted Insights

Enterprises can create **reward pools** to encourage speed tests in specific regions, gathering precise, real-time data where they need it most. By incentivizing users in certain areas, businesses gain valuable insights into local internet performance.

#### Rewards for Decentralized Network Providers

Network providers running speed-testing servers are also rewarded with Bytes, supporting DeSpeed’s decentralized infrastructure and ensuring that data collection is secure and trustworthy.

DeSpeed’s reward system builds a cooperative ecosystem, incentivising user contributions, expanding the network, and providing accurate, accessible internet speed data for a connected digital world.


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