Nansen said it has become one of the 17 mainnet operators in the NEAR Protocol MPC network, a decentralized network made up of reputable and independent operators. The company said the role is intended to help provide more resilient signing infrastructure and create more room for cross-chain applications to scale.
The MPC network supports Chain Signatures, the signing layer behind NEAR Intents. NEAR also has a new governance and funding structure for the network after proposal HSP-007 passed. Under that change, MPC node operations move away from discretionary grants and into a standing program funded by protocol emissions and governed by NEAR token holders.
According to the announcement cited by Techub, the updated incentive design is meant to give long-term funding support to infrastructure that produces critical signatures for NEAR Intents and the broader cross-chain economy.
According to Techub, Nansen said in a post on X that it has become one of the 17 mainnet operators in the NEAR Protocol MPC network. The company said the role is aimed at providing more resilient signing infrastructure and giving cross-chain applications more room to scale.
The MPC network is a decentralized network composed of reputable, independent operators. It supports Chain Signatures, the signing layer behind NEAR Intents.
Techub said proposal HSP-007 has passed. The proposal changes MPC node operations from a discretionary grant model to a standing program funded by protocol emissions and governed by NEAR token holders.
The new incentive program is designed to secure a long-term funding model for the infrastructure that delivers critical signatures for NEAR Intents and the cross-chain economy.
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