Higher-margin termination, in the path
Jingle terminates calls directly on connected endpoints - and when a call's destination has one available, the traditional carrier hop drops out of the path. Fewer hands in the call means a higher margin on the same minute.
Jingle traffic, live
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minutes over Jingle today
3,528 calls connected today
Feed: Jingle network - sampled live, refreshes every minute
When Jingle enters the path
Used where an endpoint is available
Endpoint available - Jingle carries it
When a call's destination has a Jingle endpoint connected, the call terminates on it directly. The traditional carrier leg - and its cost - drops out of that call's path.
Best-effort deployment
Minutes Network performs a best effort at deploying Jingle on as many compatible endpoints as possible. Coverage grows endpoint by endpoint; it is never guaranteed for any given call or route.
The margin, when it lands
Where Jingle is in the termination path, matching traffic terminates at a higher margin under the Hyperscaling model - the same minute, carried leaner.
Why the Accelerator matters to Jingle
The Accelerator drives the Hyperscaling
The Accelerator delivers more traditional voice traffic onto the Minutes Network - every allocation sold puts more volume on the rails. That volume is what Hyperscaling feeds on: it makes deploying Jingle onto more compatible endpoints easier.
And as Jingle's endpoint count grows, more and more of that traffic is expected to connect over Jingle endpoints directly - each new endpoint moves a slice of calls onto the leaner path. Traditional volume grows the network; the network grows Jingle; Jingle raises the margin on the traffic that matches.
The mechanics work in three distinct ways: more minutes flowing means more chances for a call to land on an existing Jingle endpoint; the volume gives Minutes Network more frequent callees to onboard into Jingle - a Hyperscaling onboarding model; and the more traffic there is, the higher the chance of matching a call to Jingle's existing application user base.
Jingle termination applies where an endpoint is available and is never guaranteed for any given call, route or period. Where it applies, matching traffic terminates at a higher margin under the Hyperscaling model.
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An Accelerator allocation goes live
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More traditional traffic on the network
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Jingle deployed on more endpoints
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More traffic connects over Jingle directly
The bigger picture
One loop, growing the whole network
The Accelerator is not only a way to own capacity - it is the engine that scales the network it runs on. Every allocation puts more traffic on the Minutes Network and feeds Jingle's growth, and the benefits compound back to the capacity that carried them.
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The network expands
Each allocation puts traditional volume on the Minutes Network - growing DePIN participation, network scale and the fees the whole network earns.
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Jingle scales on it
That volume is what makes deploying Jingle onto more compatible endpoints easier - and lets us onboard the most frequent callees into the app.
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The margin compounds
More endpoints means more traffic terminating at the higher Jingle margin - which draws more capacity buyers, and the loop turns again.
Your allocation feeds that compounding loop: the network grows the app, the app lifts the margin, and the stronger margin draws the next wave of capacity.
Your capacity rides the same rails
Every allocation on the Accelerator adds to the volume that powers the Hyperscaling - and stands to benefit where Jingle lands in the path.