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The Scout & Runner Alpha is now live, and Cohort 1 is active. Join us for a live community update as we share early progress and what’s ahead. 🧭 Briefing: Scout & Runner Alpha 🗓 Friday, February 20th ⏰ 17:00 CET 🎙 Set Reminder: x.com/i/spaces/1qGvv… Got questions for the team? Drop them in Unity Network - Verified Telegram channel with #S&RQ

@WHLeavitt Great job Japan.

🚨 Japan makes Muslim immigration extremely tough: All illegals deported. No special halal privileges. Building mosques is nearly impossible. Public calls to prayer & street praying banned. It’s basically a soft ban on Muslim immigration. Stand with Japan? A. Yes B. No

@UnityNodesIO can't wait for this !

Unity Network is launching a dedicated monthly session exclusively for verified Unity Node Operators. When: First Tuesday of every month. Mark your calendar. Where: Verified Discord channel. Session link coming soon. What to expect: Network insights and performance updates Roadmap progress and upcoming priorities New and existing task announcements Software and application releases Commercial progress and partnership updates Rewards and network economics insights Technical deep dives and Q&A Milestone reviews Operator feedback and feature requests Open discussion with the team Who will be there: Members of the Unity Network team will be present to share updates, answer questions, and engage directly with operators. Who can attend: Verified Unity Node Operators (UNO) only. These sessions are built for operators who want to stay informed, connected, and ahead of what's coming. Direct access. Real updates. Every month. First session details coming soon. We look forward to seeing you there.

A quick guide to the new CLI opt-in task 𝗢𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄: CLI tasks require an active Unity license CLI is an opt-in task, and license operators must enable it CLI calls are live Calls are real and non-synthetic CLI calls look like a regular incoming call CLI works in every region Tasks are carrier-agnostic Any SIM or eSIM that can receive incoming calls is supported Compatible with iOS, even if the “Unity connection” task shows offline 𝗡𝗼𝘁𝗶𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀: When a CLI call is received, users get a notification Notifications include a push notification and an in-app pop-up 𝗠𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘀: It’s OK if you miss the call You can report a CLI call up to 24 hours after it’s received 𝗦𝗜𝗠 𝗯𝗮𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 / 𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲: If your SIM or eSIM can receive incoming calls, it can accept CLI tests You usually do NOT need an active balance on your SIM/eSIM to receive a CLI call, but this depends on your carrier, and some carriers may require it 𝗡𝗲𝘁𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗜𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲𝘀: Unity Points are distributed immediately after a valid CLI task is completed CLI – verifying telecom activity at scale.

Built on real calls. Powered by real revenue. Shared with all network participants. 🎙️ Full AMA replay below ↓ x.com/i/spaces/1OdKr… #EveryMinuteCounts

Scout & Runner Alpha update 👇 Congratulations to everyone who registered for the Scout & Runner Alpha. You’ll be receiving an email confirming your acceptance into the program. Alpha onboarding is rolling out in phased groups, so don’t worry if you see others getting started before you - all accepted participants will be brought in sequentially. 📩 Keep an eye on your inbox over the next 48 hours. More instructions coming soon. Momentum continues. Stay locked.

The Q1 2026 priority roadmap for Unity Network is now available. The following roadmap outlines priority targets and is subject to change. Timeframes are indicative. Items may be adjusted, reordered, or rescheduled based on development requirements and network priorities. - Special UNO Event Release - Scout & Runner Alpha - iOS Proof of Work - Web3 Partnership Releases - Planned UI/UX Improvements - General House Keeping - WiFi & SIM Hybrid Powered Task - Communication Events - Scout & Runner Public Release - ULO Focused Guides & Onboarding Materials - Messaging between UNO's and ULO's - Wiki & Knowledge Base Release - YouTube Videos & Shorts - UNO Web Management & Analytics Portal - ULO Web Management & Analytics Portal - Bulk License Management Tools - WiFi Focused Task Release - Web Market Place - WMC Production Integration - Unity Public API Endpoints - Ethereum Bridging - Unity Network Explorer - WiFi Focused Task Release - SIM Focused Task Release Deploy a Unity Node and participate in a distributed edge network designed for real-world infrastructure use. UnityNodes.io

Minutes Network has announced a significant operational milestone - Jingle integration with Pakistan is now being deployed, with additional countries in various phases of integration. Pakistan traffic volumes have recently reached new heights and continue to scale. As Jingle is deployed, Minutes Network gains the ability to onboard frequent callees through local partners, enabling calls to terminate directly on the network at full margin. This creates a compounding effect - more traffic, more callees onboarded, better rates for carriers, and increased network utilisation. For the MNTx ecosystem, network growth matters. As outlined in the MNTx whitepaper, DePIN service fees are generated through the utilisation of Switch and Validation Node infrastructure. Increased network activity contributes to this mechanism. Additionally, Minutes Network will be releasing an updated Explorer featuring dedicated Jingle analytics and performance insights. A comprehensive progress report will be shared during the Minutes Network AMA on January 30th at 4pm CET. We invite the community to join. 🔗 x.com/i/spaces/1rmxp…

Pakistan continues to scale at pace, with production traffic volumes having recently reached new heights and preparing to reach new heights again. This growth reinforces our position in one of the most active international termination markets globally. We are pleased to confirm that Jingle integration with our Pakistan operations is now being deployed, with a range of other countries in various phases of their integration. This integration marks a significant milestone in our expansion strategy. As traffic scales, we gain visibility into high-frequency callees within the market. Working alongside local partners, we will onboard these callees through Jingle-enabled applications, enabling calls to terminate directly on our network at full margin. This creates a compounding effect: increased traffic generates greater callee insights, Jingle onboards those callees, calls terminate at full margin, revenue grows, and we can offer even better rates to the carriers sending traffic - reinvigorating their margins and incentivising them to send more. Network capacity expands, more carriers are attracted to the network, and the flywheel strengthens with every minute of traffic we handle. Alongside this deployment, we will be releasing an updated Minutes Network Explorer. The new Explorer will feature dedicated Jingle analytics, providing detailed insights into integration performance and network activity. Further updates and a comprehensive progress report will be shared during our live communications event and AMA on January 30th at 4pm CET. We invite the community to join us as we discuss this milestone and our continued progress.

Unity Network Communication Event Join us on X Spaces for a deeper dive into the Scout & Runner task. 🧭 Briefing: Scout & Runner 🗓 Tuesday, January 13th ⏰ 16:00 CET x.com/i/spaces/1jMKg…

The Scout & Runner rollout represents an important step forward for the network. However, it is one component of a broader, ongoing expansion. Development and growth efforts continue across multiple areas simultaneously: Customer activity on the network has increased, contributing to higher task volume. This growth reflects the continued adoption of the network's infrastructure by commercial partners. Work is progressing on several fronts beyond Scout & Runner, including the expansion of existing task types, the introduction of new tasks, and the onboarding of early third-party partners building on the network. We anticipate continued scaling as additional tasks are deployed - both through internal development and third-party integrations. Official communications will be published as these initiatives progress. We remain focused on building sustainable, long-term infrastructure.

The next task is coming. Scout and Runner. First briefing on X Spaces at 13:37. 5/1/2026.

@ianmiles He should be tracked like an animal by population and killed publicly. Men of that country make what you have been born to do: protect your women and children.

This beautiful young woman was attacked by an Afghan asylum seeker with a crowbar, who also attacked five other people. Starmer has blood on his hands.

@MNToken Happy new year to all the team ! No doubt that 2026 will be very very hot for you and us 🔥🥂🤑

🎆 Happy New Year from MNTx! 🎆 As 2025 comes to a close, we thank an incredible community that staked, participated, and helped power a real-world telecom sharing economy. Now we move into 2026 with momentum. This is the year of on-chain activity, reward flow, and staking dynamics coming fully to life - with MNTx at the centre of value distribution across the network. To every operator, builder, staker, holder, and supporter: you’re not on the sidelines, you’re part of the engine. 🚀 Here’s to making every minute - and every MNTx - count in 2026.

@UnityNodesIO Great job as always. Hopefully rewards will align with the amount of work that the team produce.

We’re introducing a new Engineering Status Update graphic to give the Unity community a clear, at-a-glance snapshot of what our engineering team is working on at any given time. This update is not a complete list of everything in development. Instead, it highlights the key issues the community is seeing and reporting, and shows where those items sit in our engineering workflow. Here’s how to read it: Known Issues: These are issues that the community may be experiencing. If something appears here, it means the team is aware of it and has formally acknowledged it. In Progress: These items are actively being worked on by the engineering team. Completed: These are issues or tasks that have been resolved. In some cases, we’ll continue to monitor them to ensure long-term stability. Each update reflects the current build version, so you can clearly see what improvements are tied to each release. As always, 🙏 thank you for your continued feedback and support as Unity continues to evolve.

Minutes Network (MN) and WorldCall Telecom Limited (WTL) have entered into a collaboration agreement covering the aggregation and termination of international wholesale voice traffic, alongside the use of Minutes Network’s technology stack for revenue assurance operations. While the agreement immediately supports conventional international wholesale activity, its strategic significance lies in the expansion of an operating environment capable of scaling Jingle - Minutes Network’s core architecture for application- and endpoint-integrated call handling. Expanding into a High-Value International Voice Corridor WorldCall operates in markets where international wholesale voice traffic remains commercially significant and operationally complex. Through this collaboration, Minutes Network expands its presence within a live, high-volume traffic environment while strengthening interconnect relationships across the Middle East and adjacent origination regions. In parallel, Minutes Network will provide services supporting the Hello application within WorldCall’s environment. Hello is designed to operate with Jingle embedded at its core, enabling participating endpoints to become directly reachable through Minutes Network’s infrastructure rather than accessed solely via conventional wholesale routing chains. Jingle at the Core of Minutes Network’s Architecture At the center of Minutes Network’s operating architecture is Jingle, its proprietary integration technology designed to enable applications and endpoints to become directly reachable within the network. Jingle allows calls to be managed over controlled signaling and data paths, reducing reliance on multi-layer intermediary termination routes. Where deployed, this approach enables routing, attribution, and settlement logic to be handled within a single, coherent operational framework. The result is greater determinism in how calls are delivered, identified, and accounted for - an increasingly important capability as international voice traffic continues to concentrate around repeat and high-frequency call patterns. Structural Economics: Improving Revenue Retention Through Integration Traditional wholesale voice routing typically distributes per-minute economics across multiple intermediaries. Jingle is designed to change this structure by enabling Minutes Network to manage call handling and attribution directly within its own infrastructure for integrated traffic paths. Where Jingle-based integrations are implemented and supported by participating networks, Minutes Network’s architecture is designed to enable full attribution of completed calls along those integrated paths. In such configurations, and subject to network conditions, deployment scope, and operator participation, this structure is intended to allow Minutes Network to retain substantially all applicable call revenues by minimizing dependency on traditional intermediary termination mechanisms. As adoption expands across applications, enterprise environments, and carrier-aligned use cases - particularly those involving frequent callees - the proportion of traffic operating within these integrated paths can increase over time. Hello: A Jingle-Enabled Participation Layer The Hello application plays a practical role in operationalizing Jingle within partner environments. By embedding Jingle at the application layer, Hello enables coordinated participation from integrated endpoints, supporting direct reachability, call attribution, and alignment between routing and settlement processes. Rather than acting as an overlay, Hello is designed as an access point into Minutes Network’s integrated call handling environment, reinforcing an infrastructure-led participation model built around transparency and accountability.

As the Unity Network continues its rapid global growth, we are preparing to introduce a significantly expanded catalogue of distributed verification tasks. These new tasks will span a wide range of telecommunications markets - including voice integrity, SMS verification, CLI and Sender ID auditing, SIM provisioning checks, routing diagnostics, integrity protection workflows, and additional real-world operator services. As these markets unlock, contributors can expect a steady increase in both the volume and variety of available tasks. This expansion is designed to drive greater network utilization, increase task frequency across devices, and ultimately enhance the reward potential for Unity License Operators and Node Operators participating in the ecosystem. In parallel, Unity is opening the door for builders. Approved developers will gain access to the network’s full-stack telecommunications API, offering direct integration into Unity’s global device footprint. This enables entirely new categories of applications: automated verification tools, enterprise-grade quality-assurance platforms, programmable telecom workflows, partner-driven integrations, and new market-specific services built directly on top of Unity’s distributed infrastructure. The combination of expanded task markets and full developer APIs is expected to significantly accelerate real-world adoption. Telecom carriers, enterprises, CPaaS platforms, analysts, and infrastructure operators all require continuous, geo-diverse verification data - an area in which Unity is uniquely positioned to deliver at global scale. Unity is advancing toward its vision of becoming the world’s largest, most distributed, and most powerful telecommunications edge network. This evolution strengthens the value of participation, unlocks new commercial demand channels, and expands Unity’s ability to serve carriers, enterprises, and developers on a truly global scale. With increasing task diversity, broader market coverage, and full-stack API access, Unity is positioned to redefine how real-world telecom verification and connectivity services are delivered worldwide.

@BGatesIsaPyscho But in the meantime we can’t have a better than 120x120 pixels picture of an asteroide...

The close ups you get on an object 94,000,000 Miles away are incredible these days.