Very Network Confirms 27 VeryNodes in November Round 1 Very Network published its node distribution update for November 2026 Round 1 on Nov 6, 2026. According to the project, 27 new nodes wen
Very Network published its node distribution update for November 2026 Round 1 on Nov 6, 2026.
According to the project, 27 new nodes went out based on a snapshot from Nov 5 at 14:00 UTC+9. A second announcement the same day covered an NFT listing, which is explained below.
A snapshot is a record of account data taken at a set time. Very Network said it chose recipients using activity rules. The post lists these criteria:
Accounts at Level 7 or higher
Members who invited friends with genuine and consistent activity
Abusive accounts are excluded, and some accounts are on hold
Detail
Information from the post
Round
November 2026, Round 1
Snapshot time
Nov 5, 2026, 14:00 UTC+9
Nodes distributed
27
Where to check
Admin Message in the app
Announced
Nov 6, 2026
Source: Official X Post
Anyone who received a Node should open the Admin Message inside the app. The team points to that message as the place for confirmation.
Some people may see fewer nodes than they expected. The team said invited accounts may not have fully met the criteria yet. It asked members to keep their activity steady for future rounds.
In a separate announcement on Nov 6, the team said The Martians is now listed on NFT Market. VeryChat CEO Bryan Ko first issued the collection on Polygon in an earlier project. Holders then brought it over to VeryChain.
According to the project, no additional minting will happen. Only the NFTs that holders moved from Polygon exist on VeryChain.
Bryan Ko and Ahndoge, owner of Pixel Penguin, will donate 50 Martians to the community through the Lucky Box.
The 1,000,000 VERY registration fee came from Bryan’s personal VERY, like any other user’s fee, and was burned (removed from circulation).
It calls the set a PFP (profile picture) collection with no roadmap, rewards, or utility.
VeryChat only registers the collection on NFT Market and is not responsible for the value of these NFTs. The burn transaction appears on VeryScan, linked in the official post.
Source: X Post
The November post gives readers a clear checklist, which helps explain why results differ. It also says abusive accounts were excluded, which points to active moderation.
However, the post does not say what a Node offers or when the next round may arrive. Very Network members may need to rely on in-app messages for those details.
The second announcement is direct about risk. The team states the set has no utility and that it takes no responsibility for value. Readers should treat the listing as a registration notice, not a value signal.
Very Network gave clear terms for both the node distribution and the Martians listing. Readers should follow official posts and in-app messages for later rounds.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice, a price prediction, or a guarantee of returns. Readers should do their own research before making any decision.
