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Chapter Overview

How a node is admitted to the Web3 Capital Network: the six-tier partner structure, partner and participation tiers, the Node NFT, and the duties that hold a seat. A node is an accountable position, not an identity bought with a fee.

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Chapter 10 · Node Onboarding

A node is an accountable position, not an identity bought with a fee.

A node in the Web3 Capital Network (WCN) is an accountable position, not an identity bought with a fee. The structure has six tiers. The first four are partner tiers, where one NFT binds rights to responsibility. The last two are participation tiers. Admission grants a seat and system permissions; non-contributing nodes face review and exit.

What this chapter doesDefines node admission and the six-tier partner structure
Reading orderWho can join → Why join → How to join → Seats → Node NFT → What a node gets → What a node owes
You will learnThe tiers, the seat caps, the Node NFT, and the duties that keep a seat

Six tiers, two kinds of seat

The structure holds six tiers. The first four bind rights and responsibility in one contract. The last two cover professional service and open participation.

Partner tiers (NFT binds rights to responsibility)Founding, Country, City, and Track. The NFT binds governance, revenue share, and Deal Flow priority to four duties: bring resources, advance collaboration, submit evidence, comply. Each partner NFT is a partner contract.
Participation tiers (service and open access)Service Provider covers twelve classes of professional capability. Standard is open application for base participation. Standard uses ERC-721 plus ERC-6551, so each node carries its own account and performance record.

The chapter, page by page

WCN admits accountable positions with revocable permissions and verifiable contribution. It does not run an open-registration community or a speculative NFT sale.