Nodelink NX1 – Home Bandwidth Node
Turn Your Idle Internet Into a Passive Income Stream
The Nodelink NX1 is a compact home node device that connects your unused internet bandwidth to a global decentralised network — powering secure connectivity, privacy tools, data processing, and distributed AI computing worldwide.
Simply plug it in, connect to your router, and let the NX1 do the rest. In return, you earn network rewards and tokens for every hour your node contributes to the network.
Why the Nodelink NX1?
- Passive earnings — monetise bandwidth you're already paying for
- Decentralised infrastructure — no single point of failure, no big-tech dependency
- Privacy-first — supports secure, distributed connectivity tools
- Always-on, low power — designed to run 24/7 without impacting your daily internet use
- Easy setup — plug in, connect, and start contributing in minutes
What Does the Network Power?
- Secure VPN-style connectivity
- Privacy and anonymisation tools
- Distributed data processing
- AI and edge computing applications
Compare the Cost of Traditional VPNs
Instead of paying for a VPN, the NX1 lets you earn while providing the same kind of decentralised, secure network infrastructure:
- Budget VPN: $60–$90 AUD/year
- Mid-tier VPN: $100–$140 AUD/year
- Premium VPN: $160–$480 AUD/year
With the Nodelink NX1, your home becomes part of the solution — and you get rewarded for it.
Fantastic, does what it says it does and now I have true secure vpn. worth the price and now I don't have expensive subcriptions for VPN
Thank you. Why is it not clearly stated in the description what the USB charger is for when connected to the station?
The build feels solid and premium, and it fits nicely with my setup. I did add some small rubber feet to lift the hub slightly off the surface, which helps with better heat dissipation. Overall, very satisfied with this purchase.
After a short period of time, the MAC MINI M4 stopped booting if an M.2 drive was installed in the dock. The drive heats up, and the computer reboots cyclically. With the same drive, but in a USB-C case, it boots without problems. I tried external power to the dock, but it didn't help. Essentially, the dock was needed for an additional SSD, now it serves as a stand for easier access to the power button.
It doesn't read the mini SD cards, but everything else is fine.