AuroraFS Playback and Mining Campaign Activity Roundup

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The AuroraFS decentralized P2P cloud storage and distribution network recently ended its video playback and non-staking broadband mining campaigns. Future airdropped tokens will go to hundreds of winners who participated in the network campaigns primarily centered around displaying the capabilities of the AuroraFS Web3Tube decentralized video storage and sharing platform real-time.

The two campaigns both ended on May 29th, after over a month of activity which saw an increased number of miners, video content contributors and viewers alike joining and participating on the Web3Tube platform. The two campaigns concluded a battery of contests which were launched on AuroraFS and the Web3Tube decentralized video content platform, dating back to the end of March officially.

The Web3Tube video playback campaign measured the amount of video watch time each node on the Web3Tube engaged in. Nodes represent unique users/viewers, which essentially means that viewers on the decentralized content platform were rewarded for watching videos uploaded by content creators. The top 500 nodes, viewers over multiple rounds were rewarded anywhere from 1-5 tokens per round. Winners will be airdropped up to 15 AUFS tokens for their part in adding to the viewership which took place on Web3Tube from April 27th - May 29th.

The video playback campaign aimed to familiarize users on the already growing AuroraFS decentralized content network by incentivizing viewership. Today many content creators are in search of decentralized platforms on which to bridge their existing audiences and scale, while maintaining certain important rights of ownership over their content, coupled