OriginTrail has brought Decentralized Knowledge Graph V10 to mainnet, activating the upgraded protocol across NeuroWeb, Base and Gnosis. The rollout marks a major infrastructure transition for publishers, node operators and stakers using the OriginTrail network.
The deployment coincided with a roughly 37% move higher in TRAC, according to market tracking data. OriginTrail’s own communications have focused on the mainnet rollout and technical parameters rather than presenting the price move as part of the upgrade narrative.
V10 Decentralized Knowledge Graph is live!
A shared memory for AI — open to every human and every agent.
Open source. Yours to own. Every fact provable and traceable.
The grid is awake.
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Publisher Conviction Replaces Legacy Emissions
DKG V10 introduces a Publisher Conviction mechanism that replaces the previous emission structure. Under DKG V8, publisher-committed TRAC was distributed to stakers over five years.
The new model compresses the same allocation window to two years, increasing the pace at which eligible V10 stakers receive conviction rewards. The total token allocation remains unchanged, but the reward cadence is faster under the upgraded framework.
Publishers must create new conviction accounts and allocate TRAC on their selected network after the publishing factor reset. This reset makes migration an active requirement rather than a passive continuation from the previous version.
Migration Determines Early V10 Participation
The upgraded system introduces tiered publisher discounts based on committed TRAC. Discounts begin at 10% for 25,000 TRAC and rise to 75% for commitments above 1,000,000 TRAC.
Committed tokens are routed to staker rewards every epoch, even if publishers do not fully use their allocated publishing allowance during that period. That structure links publisher capital commitment directly to staker reward flows.
Node operators and stakers need to complete UI migrations or position upgrades to remain eligible for V10 rewards. Early participation will depend on how quickly operators, publishers and stakers move into the new infrastructure.
The mainnet launch aligns with OriginTrail’s April 15–17 deployment window, with rolling V10 updates and an ecosystem bounty programme scheduled to begin on April 20, 2026. Those incentives are aimed at developers and builders integrating the new conviction model.
DKG V10 gives OriginTrail a live multichain framework for accelerated publisher-backed rewards and updated knowledge graph economics. The next useful indicators will be publisher conviction volume, node migration, staker participation, bounty activity and whether the new model strengthens long-term network usage.