Nolus Node (Testnet)
Nolus is an up-and-coming DeFi project that seeks to address the inefficiencies of current money markets by offering an innovative leasing solution. Nolus DeFi Lease presents low margins and financing up to 150% of customers' initial investment, wrapped in an intuitive interface.
Price – $30/month
| Take part in a testnet |
- ~7,000Active participants and followers in the Twitter account of the project
- <$150The amount of investment in one node (calculated approximately, based on the termination of the testnet)
- +$2500Average income per node in previous projects with similar potential
- $7'500'000Approximate amount of investment in the project at the moment
What is Nolus?
Nolus aims to eliminate the inefficiencies of current money markets by offering an innovative solution for its users. Specifically, Nolus DeFi Lease offers low margins and financing of up to 150% of users' initial investment, wrapped in an intuitive interface.
The request for such a project has been around for a long time. In 2020, we saw a flurry of DeFi apps that allowed users to earn income from their tokens. While we were already familiar with Maker and Bancor, the Curve, Yearn, Aave, Compound, and other protocols emerged in 2020 and quickly built a strong user base.
DeFi may act as a better alternative to traditional finance, but the sector still has a long way to go to reach users and gain global adoption. In the near future, we may see financial products and markets that we are used to in traditional finance get their own versions of DeFi.
Spot markets, future markets, and lending already exist in the crypto sector, and now another product has emerged in the decentralized environment: leasing.
But the main challenge facing several DeFi projects is reaching an unfamiliar audience with the whole DeFi concept. The process is simple: understand users' inefficiencies in traditional finance, eliminate them, and make it easy. And that's exactly what Nolus is here to do.
The request for such a project has been around for a long time. In 2020, we saw a flurry of DeFi apps that allowed users to earn income from their tokens. While we were already familiar with Maker and Bancor, the Curve, Yearn, Aave, Compound, and other protocols emerged in 2020 and quickly built a strong user base.
DeFi may act as a better alternative to traditional finance, but the sector still has a long way to go to reach users and gain global adoption. In the near future, we may see financial products and markets that we are used to in traditional finance get their own versions of DeFi.
Spot markets, future markets, and lending already exist in the crypto sector, and now another product has emerged in the decentralized environment: leasing.
But the main challenge facing several DeFi projects is reaching an unfamiliar audience with the whole DeFi concept. The process is simple: understand users' inefficiencies in traditional finance, eliminate them, and make it easy. And that's exactly what Nolus is here to do.
- 85/100Twitter activityThe indicator shows how active the project's community is in the official Twitter-account.
- 90/100Team activityThis indicator is an important indicator of the project team's activity, reflecting their level of involvement and speed of development.
- 89/100General ratingA score above 80 is considered high, which means that the project has a good chance of generating profits and growing the native token shortly.
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Subscribing
Convenient execution of services via Telegram-bot. We accept USDT, USDC, and BUSD stablecoins for payment.
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Getting a server
We create the node for you, maintain it, and update it as the blockchain requires.
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Waiting for the end of the testnet
We will notify you via Telegram bot if there are any updates on the project.
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Receiving rewards ✅
100% of the rewards will go directly to your wallet. We do not charge a commission for the service.
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