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# Verification

### Network Verification Deposits

Verification Staking Deposits are optional but remain essential within the Fry Networks ecosystem to maintain network reliability, operational integrity, and participant compliance with technical standards.

Verification Deposits utilize FRY 2.0 tokens, structured as follows:

* **1.5x Verification Level:** Stake **FRY 2.0** with a minimum technical holding period of **24 hours**.
* **3x Verification Level:** Stake **FRY 2.0** with a minimum technical holding period of **6 months**.

These deposits ensure dedicated and genuine participation, protecting the network's operational integrity and technical stability.

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#### ✅ Key Compliance Notes

* "Verification Deposits" are explicitly described as **technical operational requirements**, distinct from financial investments or passive income mechanisms.
* Clearly stated holding periods ("technical lock periods") reflect operational security and participant authenticity, not financial incentives or returns.
* All tokens are clearly positioned as **functional utility units** required for maintaining compliance, network security, and operational reliability within Fry Networks decentralized infrastructure.


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