CENTEL has introduced a new Masternode Participation Model designed to encourage participation in its blockchain infrastructure while providing participants with liquidity and potential rewards. The model, announced on October 9, 2026, allocates 40% of a participant’s tokens for staking and infrastructure involvement over 36 months, with the remaining 60% offering upfront USDT liquidity.
This structure aims to combine rewards from infrastructure participation with access to initial value. At the end of the 36-month period, participants are expected to repay the nominal USDT liquidity amount they received. Upon successful repayment, the original CNT allocation, along with accrued CNT rewards, would be returned in full. These projected benefits are illustrative and depend on program terms, repayment, protocol performance, and the market value of CNT.
Masternode Participation Details
CENTEL’s model utilizes a 40:60 locked-participation and liquidity split over 36 months. The 40% portion is designated for staking and infrastructure participation, while the 60% portion provides immediate USDT liquidity under the program’s conditions. The repayment obligation is denominated in USDT, and the return of the initial CNT allocation is contingent upon this repayment.
An illustrative example outlines a participation of 10,000,000 CNT, valued at 0.10 USDT per token, totaling 1,000,000 USDT. Of this, 4,000,000 CNT (40%) would be locked for staking over 36 months. The 60% liquidity component, equivalent to 6,000,000 CNT, would provide 600,000 USDT upfront. A target reward of 2% monthly, totaling 7,200,000 CNT over 36 months, is projected. At maturity, the participant would repay the 600,000 USDT liquidity, receiving back the initial 10,000,000 CNT plus the 7,200,000 reward CNT.
Blockchain Development Roadmap
The CNT token is a BEP-20 utility token with a fixed maximum supply of 12 billion tokens. Its intended uses include accessing infrastructure, staking, community incentives, governance, and potential future validator roles. The token allocation model designates 30% for community and rewards, 20% for ecosystem and infrastructure, and 15% for masternode bootstrap.
CENTEL’s development roadmap is structured into four phases. Phase 1 focuses on infrastructure launch, including token generation and backend deployment. Phase 2 involves shared masternodes to broaden access to collateral. Phase 3 aims to create a liquid staking ecosystem with receipt-token functionality. The ultimate goal, Phase 4, is the establishment of an independent EVM-compatible network supporting validators, masternodes, staking, and decentralized applications. The roadmap outlines a development sequence rather than specific deadlines.
The project is currently built on BNB Smart Chain, with plans to eventually expand to an independent EVM-compatible network. CENTEL’s CNT token is listed on exchanges including LBank, Biconomy, Bitcoiva, XT.COM, and WEEX. Public project information and market data are available on its dedicated CoinMarketCap page.
Security and Governance Framework
CENTEL’s security framework incorporates role-based access controls, protected protocol addresses, and the use of OpenZeppelin libraries. The project also plans for testing, independent security reviews, and continuous monitoring. Oversight is intended to be managed through multisignature treasury management and community governance.
The project’s official tracking page provides access to CNT listings on five exchanges. These platforms include LBank, Biconomy, Bitcoiva, XT.COM, and WEEX. The CNT token also has a dedicated page on CoinMarketCap, offering public project details and market data. The full development roadmap is accessible on the official website.
CENTEL is described as a blockchain infrastructure ecosystem developed on BNB Smart Chain, with CNT serving as its core utility asset. The ecosystem’s strategy is centered on shared infrastructure participation and the long-term development of its own independent blockchain network. This initiative aims to enhance participation in blockchain infrastructure development.
