🎰How to increase node rewards
Tailored for new node users to ensure stable operation and maximize earnings.
Checklist: Confirm operation status → Complete the observation period (3–5 days) → Optimize configuration → Evaluate earnings.
1. Confirm Node Operation Status
After connecting your device, the first step is to confirm whether the hardware and software are functioning properly.
Immediately visit the status page: https://test4.titannet.io/Status Copy your Node ID from the device, enter it on the page, and access the node details. Check the following three key indicators:
Agent Status (within 1 hour after setup)
"Agent Status" indicates the connection between your device and the Titan network.
If it shows "Online," it is functioning normally.
If it shows "Offline," check your network connection, firewall settings, or restart the program.
Service Tasks (within 2–48 hours after setup)
A successfully running node does not guarantee earnings. The system needs time to assign tasks. Earnings are generated only after tasks are executed.
If a task name (e.g., Task Q) is displayed, it is normal.
If "No Task" is displayed, no tasks have been assigned yet, and no earnings will be generated. If no tasks are assigned after 48 hours, there may be a configuration issue. Contact customer support via the official website for diagnosis.
Service Status
If "Running" is displayed, the node is operating normally.
If "Offline" is displayed, the task execution has failed. Contact customer support via the official website for diagnosis.
If other statuses are displayed, refer to the corresponding explanations to determine if there is an abnormality.
2. Guide to Increasing Node Earnings
2.1 Patiently Complete the Observation Period (3–5 days)
Maintain Stable Uptime: The system monitors new nodes for 3–5 days to evaluate performance.
Lower or fluctuating earnings during this period are normal.
Ensure 7x24-hour stable operation, as consistent uptime is key to being rated as a "High-Quality Resource."
Leverage Peak Hours: Make the most of the golden hours during the evening peak (18:00–24:00).
Initial Earnings: After 3–5 days of continuous operation, you should see your first earnings. If there are still no earnings by this time, proceed to the next optimization steps.
2.2 Basic Network Check (Upload Bandwidth >10 Mbps)
Network bandwidth is the foundation of earnings. We strongly recommend an upload bandwidth of at least 10 Mbps. Low upload speeds can directly limit service capacity, lower your rating, and result in poor earnings. → Test your speed now: https://fiber.google.com/speedtest/
2.3 Advanced Network Configuration (Key to Boosting Earnings)
(1) Enable IPv6 Network IPv6 provides better connectivity and more task opportunities. Follow these steps to check:
Ensure your modem/router has IPv6 enabled.
Allow related traffic in the system firewall (or temporarily disable it for testing).
The obtained IPv6 address should be a public address (not a private address starting with
fe80).Best Practice: Connect the node device directly to the modem via PPPoE to rule out router compatibility issues.
(2) Enable UPnP Enabling UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) is one of the most effective ways to increase earnings, potentially doubling them. It automatically handles port forwarding, optimizing the connection efficiency between your node and the network.
2.4 Allocate More Storage Space
Larger cache space allows storing and distributing more content, directly leading to higher task allocation and earnings. We recommend allocating as much storage space as possible to your node.
By following these guidelines, your node’s performance will be fully optimized.
3. Decision – Evaluate Node Earnings
If you have completed all optimization steps but your node still fails to generate earnings matching its configuration for more than a week, contact the customer support team for an in-depth diagnosis.
In extreme cases, if it is confirmed that profitability is impossible due to network environment or hardware limitations, consider suspending the service.
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