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Can anyone explain why uniswap send 4% of transaction to token on top of gas fee? Thought their fee was 0.3%?
Can someone explain why uniswap send 4% of of my transaction to the tokens address on top of gas fees?
So 20% on stables is unreasonable? How about 16%? Thats fine Hello NEX* and Celsiu* /s
Platforms offering HIGH APY's (>10%) are not being honest
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$NEX- Layer 2 comparable to MATIC $QUBIC- L1 with better numbers than KAS $WARPED- Game eco: same team as STARL
> I believe $NEX (Nexus) is the next $MATIC and there’s many reasons for it. > First of all, the team has senior devs from projects like Polygon. For a project sitting at 5M market cap this is insane, this should be above 100M already. > Nexus Chain is a new layer 2 blockchain and you guys know how much i love these. I’m up 150x on Kaspa and Nexus is my next big bet. > I think this will go up at least 200x to 300x from here, this is extremely undervalued. > Telegram: redacted > Website: https://nexuschain.net/ > Chart: https://www.dextools.io/app/en/ether/pair-explorer/0x1475ec80834c6a78f8afebb6670993dae632f0f7?t=1709815962919 From some insider telegram I'm in. 👀
If I own an exchange type token, like NEX, and that token gives dividends in assets traded on the change, isn't this a form of ETF? Instead of getting USD, I'm getting partial amounts of underlying assets from the pairs. The pairs are equivalent to the stocks that make up an index ETF.
Well, I can't tell you "From all the other Bitcoin forks out there" because I don't know about them all. But I can tell you a bit about what we aim to achieve. We want to make a blockchain that is a worldwide, high performance network for financial and asset exchange. In contrast, Bitcoin started as a transfer network (not exchange -- with only one asset, its hard to exchange), and has evolved into digital gold. ETH and other EVMs are a massively redundant computer with finance implemented on top. Both of these approaches have problems (for finance). For example, ETH suffers from the "blind signing" problem (where you are tricked into signing a transaction that doesn't do what the web site says it will do). From browsing this forum, the incidence of blind signing attacks appear to be increasing. That's because a full turing complete language like ETH can't be analyzed to extract what a transaction is actually going to do (for arbitrary transactions). This is not an issue in Nexa; the changes a transaction will make to the blockchain is not part of a turing complete language so wallets can simply read the transaction and put on the screen something like: "This transaction will receive 1 token and send 10000 NEX. Acccept/Deny" But to be fair, if you need a very complex smart contract, you will have a harder time writing it in Nexa's language than ETH, since most developers are comfortable with full turing machines.
>Why did you go with The supply in Satoshis (finest unit), and the inflation schedule is exactly the same as Bitcoin. We moved the decimal point because people tend to have problems with very small numbers. In other words, 1 BTC is 100 million Satoshis, whereas 1 NEX is 100 Nexa Satoshis. We stuck with the BTC distribution style (fair launched, no unlocks, no founder's coins, no foundations coins, etc) so that jurisdictions that see BTC as a commodity must rationally see Nexa as one as well.
I'm just going to grab this one prematurely, to move people's thinking beyond it for the AMA. The supply in Satoshis (finest unit), and the inflation schedule is exactly the same as Bitcoin. We moved the decimal point because people tend to have problems with very small numbers. In other words, 1 BTC is 100 million Satoshis, whereas 1 NEX is 100 Nexa Satoshis. We stuck with the BTC distribution style (fair launched, no unlocks, founder's coins, foundations coins, etc) so that jurisdictions that see BTC as a commodity must rationally see Nexa as one as well
I'm just going to grab this one prematurely, to move people's thinking beyond it for the AMA. The supply in Satoshis (finest unit), and the inflation schedule is exactly the same as Bitcoin. We moved the decimal point because people tend to have problems with very small numbers. In other words, 1 BTC is 100 million Satoshis, whereas 1 NEX is 100 Nexa Satoshis. We stuck with the BTC distribution style (fair launched, no unlocks, founder's coins, foundations coins, etc) so that jurisdictions that see BTC as a commodity must rationally see Nexa as one as well.
This is really going to become a shillfest... so I'll shill my two low cap long shots... KACY and NASH ( NEX ). Both have fully working products at the minute.
NEX and Jasmy (jasmy is still going)
Moonshot gambling on NEX and recently KACY.
Neo and NEX ahhaha Bro a good time and I post money in Nex.
Will this be the NEX(T)O exchange that will fall?😉
I guess they “NEX(t)O” pull out of the US market
That's the whole thing, just like Celsius had most of its assets in CEL tokens and Alameda/FTX had most of its assets in FTT Tokens, Nexo has most of its assets in NEX tokens. It's exactly the same scheme. I thought that Nexo would be gone by July already but their native token kept up the illusion for long enough that they are solvent.
I've never used this before. That's very generous. Here's the address although I don't know if it's okay to post this on here??? KYFQS4R6FLL2NEX5JNU7EDMVVL7ERC5MB3YRLX2LOWDCSGDSSE5KNCQPVM
Dropping my Horizen (ZEN) at the start of this recent bull run and keeping my Nash (NEX) and watching ZEN hit $160 per coin while NEX just stank....
I feel that. I used to spend times doing DD on good projects so I used to buy into projects like NEO, Nash (NEX), BAT, etc, ya know, with great team, tech and solid all around. I lost all that lol. Nothing came out of it. So now I’m a degen playing shitcoins, especially meme ones.
some coin you never heard of called NEX
Haha, NEX, going down right now, but a good opportunity to buy :D
It has so far to go still. I used Nexo for almost 12months and NEX is 7x CRO price....meanwhile Crypto.com are advertising HARD!!! I bought in to get the visa card as NEXO may take a while to deliver theirs in Australia :)
I'm going to request an opinion if anyone doesn't mind, it's related to this comment. Do you all think moving all my crypto to NEX0 wallet is safe? Because I wanted to only use that as my main one. Thanks in advance and hopefully I'm allowed to ask this.
Atonomi WTC Steen NOS NEX Zebi Hero Node VeriMe
Thanks for the post. I'm moving some ETH to Celsius and really excited to think I'll be getting free ETH for basically doing nothing. Was also impressed with the security of their app - plenty of email confirmations for each action, 2FA, address whitelisting and 'HODL' mode which is a really cool feature which I'll turn on once I have everything transferred in. [crypto.com](https://crypto.com) has higher rates but not comfortable having to hold large amounts of CRO to get them. $4000 of CRO to get 1% more interest? So basically to make it cost effective over a year I'd need to invest $400k (ignoring any change in CRO price). Ok. Likewise the rates on NEXO requires you to both stake and get paid in NEXO to get the 8% they advertise... However after some extensive digging in order to make sure this response was accurate information it seems you can still get 8% without getting paid in NEXO by having a 3 month fixed term! [https://support.nexo.io/hc/en-us/articles/360020136199-Nexo-Term-Deposits-Explained](https://support.nexo.io/hc/en-us/articles/360020136199-Nexo-Term-Deposits-Explained). Their highest rate is actually an impressive 12% of you go all out with 3 month fixed, 10% NEX stake and opt to get paid in NEX. So I guess I'll be setting up a NEXO account now...
DUN. INTARVEW NEX MUNDAE ​ ​ 
Look at how much NEX is up in the last 24h🤣🤣🤣
NEX - Nash Exchange (Rank #531 on Coingecko). Additionally to the services they already offer (Wallet, Fiat on-ramp and a Bridge to 1Inch) they will release a new earnings product in July that will make it as simple as an bank account to use DeFi (https://blog.nash.io/bringing-defi-to-everyone-our-first-of-its-kind-crypto-earnings-product/)
Nash has an exchange as well as several other products that generate revenue, of which up to 75% is paid out as dividends to users who stake their token NEX.
Nash (NEX) they offer a non-custodial wallet and recently announced partnerships with Aave, Avalanche, Polygon and Terra to implement their white label fiat ramps. NEX itself is a revenue sharing security token, that shares up to 75% of revenue made by the company with its stalkers.
Just realised I forgot to mention the most important. Staking rewards are now about 36% , and 90% of the trading fees are given back to stakers in the paid currency. So on top of your staking rewards, you get a share of the 90% trading fees paid by traders on the exchange in BTC,ETH,NEO,BNB,USDC,BUSD,CEL,NEX,SWTH,etc Not bad for a staking? You just need one coin to get them all
Nash Exchange (NEX) via Nash wallet.
This is a long shot, but check out the NEX Token, which is the revenue sharing token of the Nash Exchange. If their new strategy of essentially bridging the gap between fiat and defi works than it has great potential for growth.
SWTH is a DEX built on Cosmos SDK that just launched futures trading with market makers coming online very soon. It is fully decentralized, and 90% of all trading fees are paid to stakers in the native coin that is traded. This means, everyday, I am earning ETH, WBTC, BUSD, USDC, NEO, CEL, BTC (BEP20), SWTH, NEX, and any new tokens that are listed and traded on DEMEX [app.dem.exchange](https://app.dem.exchange/). There are some really good videos on Youtube, but take them with a grain of salt because many of them use super bullish scenarios for staking rewards. Of course, this is not financial advice. DYOR.
tldr; Radix, AirSwap, NEX, ZKSwap and Nash are among the five DeFi projects that have the potential to bloom in the coming year. Radix is a startup that challenges the current crop of general purpose blockchains by supplying a platform designed specifically for DeFi applications. Nash is a multi-faceted ecosystem that offers various aspects of DeFi, including a decentralized payments network and a decentralized exchange. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
NEX, current Rank #609, current MC $45 Mio. Partnerships: AAVE, AVAX, MATIC
NEX they recently announced some big partnerships.
NEX they recently announced a partnership with AAVE and AVAX.
Every ICO I participated in I researched it first, stuff like EOS, Nexo, Havven, NEX, SOLVE and some I decided not to participate after were Atonomi,
NEO is another crypto, just hold it in your wallet and I think same apply for ONT ontology. One of interesting cryptos with lock up period for staking is NEX -> revenue sharing token.
NEX (Nash Exchange) they just announced a partnership with AAVE two weeks ago + they are the first registered security token in Europe.
NEX just announced a partnership with AAVE might be worth checking out
Nash (NEX) * Fiat ramps. [Cheapest fiat ramp integration](https://nash.io/fiat-ramps/) to any and all businesses. No more exorbitant prices from MoonPay, Transak, Wyre, and the like. [1% fee at zero price markup and zero network fee](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EvtrObZWEAIE7xj?format=jpg&name=large). * Digital banking. National currency bank accounts (functional IBAN) including high-interest savings accounts, that users can pay bills from and purchase crypto instantly. * High-Interest Savings Account. Nash recently announced they're [integrating with Aave](https://twitter.com/nashsocial/status/1367804335535632386) to offer users the very first DeFi-powered fiat savings account. (Spoiler: APYs will match Aave's). As simple as moving fiat into a savings account -- that's it. * A [debit card](https://nash.io/card/) to go with your bank account -- spend from your checking account or crypto balance anywhere that accepts debit and credit. (Note, launch is for Europe first). * [NEX](https://nash.io/nex-token/) \-- 2018 STO, [Europe's first digital security](https://blog.nash.io/security-tokens/) \-- is a security token with one purpose; stake for dividends. [Five separate sources](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EwCDA_aWEAUQoVG?format=jpg&name=large) of cashflow will combine to give stakers a proportional share of company revenue. For more information, see their blog post on the [strategy for 2021.](https://blog.nash.io/bridging-the-gap-between-fiat-and-crypto/) Along with the Aave news, more partnerships to be announced within the coming weeks. This year is only getting started ;)
Thanks, and couldn't agree more. I think NEX will have a pretty bright future
I can suggest you [Nash.io](https://Nash.io) They have built up an exchange on a so-called state channel network. This state channel network connects Bitcoin, Ethereum and NEO. Coins from these chains are available, unwrapped. With their Layer 2 network they can assure that the user is always in control of the private key for each chain. It is simply not possible for nash to block your withdraws from the Layer 2 network. In other words it is an non custodial exchange. With their Layer 2 network and exchange they can match the speed of a CEX like Binance, Kraken or Coinbase. One of their companies philosophy is compliance. Nash is working with regulators to assure a perfect experience without any worries for the customer. They also have a security token called NEX, which also states their mindset towards regulation. In comparison to Binance there is lack of volume. With trading competitions and growth they are aiming to solve this problem. But liquidity is there. For the main pairs there is no slippage. That is the important thing. By the way they also offer the cheapest fiat on/off ramp in Europe (they currently focus on the EU). From their Layer 2 the fee is for on and off ramp 0%! If there are any questions please reach out, I'm happy to answer questions.
NEX$ Nash.io https://blog.nash.io/ Max supply: 50 million tokens Circulating supply: 13.943.022 tokens ( the rest are locked up in staking contracts) Market Cap: 30.761.000$ Nex is the token at the Nash platform, this is a decentralised exchange, currently restructuring their strategy and adding more defi products, high interest accounts and much more. If you stake NEX you will receive passive income in the form of a cut of fees from the platform. The longer you commit a stake the more you will receive. if you stake for a maximum two years you will receive a proportionate 75% portion of the revenue generated form their DEX and other Defi products. They recently announced that they partnered up with Aave for integrating high yield products onto their platform. They will also announce more news and partnerships in the comming days/weeks/months. They will also be adding more coins and pairs. Nash is a fully licensed security token and is the worlds first. They are the only DEX in the industry providing BTC trading pairs and not wrapped BTC. They have provide Fiat ramp with 0% fee, and thus have a competitive advantage. You can soon trade crypto directly with national currencies, they are in the works of implementing bank accounts for users as well. They will also provide a Nash card for users.
Ok, so I staked about 12.5k SWTH and in about one day here are my results: Celsius 0 CEL Ethereum 0.000001002384654667 ETH Nash Exchange (ERC-20) 0.00006493 NEX nNEO 0.00000385 nNEO Switcheo 28.15059039 SWTH Circle USD 0.001061 USDCWrapped BTC 0 WBTC ​ Funny story. When I went to buy the SWTH I made a limit order and it didn't get filled for 3 hours. So I went to cancel. Turns out every little action you preform on the exchange costs 1 SWTH, including canceling an open order. So customer support was kind enough to throw me a SWTH to get out of the trade and reenter at market price. Moral of the story, keep some SWTH in reserve to do stuff. In my case I had ETH so I didn't have any SWTH, I dunno, it was weird.
HOT and NEX maybe. You should check.
Nash Exchange (NEX) provides passive income also through staking dividends. Right now the APY is only about 3% right now but has the potential to grow based on the exchange volume which is trending upwards. The staking rewards are pretty generous but at the moment the product is still trying to grow its user base.
You can stake NEX as well and receive up to 75% revenue share from Nash exchange.