Nebulas is a Blockchain 3.0 project from the founder and developers of NEO. Promising smart contracts without scaling worries, the second layer of blockchain protocols that incorporate a massive range of tools and options, and search engine functionality, Nebulas is a highly innovative project.
The Nebulas platform will integrate a blockchain search engine to index and rank its Dapps, smart contracts, and data, as well as external blockchains.
This ranking system allows Nebulas to act as a search engine that can sift through the index of smart contracts and dApps.
If a developer creates a dApp that is performing well on the Nebulas network, they will have the option to contribute to the network by validating submitted transactions and, in return, will receive token rewards from the blockchain to incentivize app development on Nebulas rather than other platforms like Ethereum.
The Nebulas Wormhole is key to interoperability - it will allow data and assets to be exchanged across side chains and between side chains and the main blockchain.
Nebulas are one of the first blockchain projects to implement Lightning Network in their wallet, allowing users to "Swap" NAS for any coin with Lightning Network functionality.
The Nebulas team consist of developers from Google and Ali Baba, alongside two of the co-founders of NEO. The team is led by Hitters Xu, who is one of the founders of the original blockchain community in China.
The NAS token is currently an ERC20 token but will be swapped to a native token on the Nebulas blockchain shortly after mainnet launch.
Having already launched their Mainnet, Nebulas is now a strong contender to be the first established blockchain 3.0 project.
With a uniquely innovative vision, flawless track record, and very strong blockchain background, it is possible that Nebulas could take the next step in the evolution of blockchain.
A Global Blockchain Search Engine
Veröffentlicht auf Apr 19, 2018
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