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News
Apr 26 2024
Wodo Wallet integrates nano, opening doors to gaming and 60,000 stores
The Wodo Network announced the implementation of nano (ticker: XNO, symbol: Ӿ) to the Wodo Wallet on April 26.
As reported in the announcement, this implementation allows nano users to access an exclusive gaming store and over 60,000 outlets.
Apr 12 2024
[BLOG] First African Merchant Meetup: Exploring business Innovation solutions for 2024
Community contributor Enaanapu Gabriel hosted the first Nano Networking Meetup in Nigeria, called "First African Merchant Meetup." Now, he shares his experience and vision related to the event in this article.
Mar 25 2024
[BLOG] Nano Unique ORV Consensus and Decentralization Game Theory
Nano has a fairly unique decentralization and consensus mechanism with the Open Representative Voting (ORV). Each owner, according to their liquid share of XNO's total supply, can actively determine whether the network has a more or less decentralized consensus.
This creates very interesting dynamics with an innovative game theory and decentralization incentives, which Vini Barbosa addresses in this article.
Feb 27 2024
V26: Tremissis is LIVE!
We announce the full release of nano node V26.1 Tremissis - an upgrade that significantly improves network efficiency and resiliency, particularly during adverse network conditions like heavy spam.
What's in V26?
- Vote Hinting Improvements
- Improved bootstrapping performance for some slower nodes
- Server-side support for up to 255 votes per message
- Server-side support for frontier scanning
- Miscellaneous cleanup items
Read more here:
https://nano.org/en/blog/v26-tremissis-is-live--cfe82d5d
Feb 02 2024
Nano: Cutting Our Cost of Living through Currency Design
Read this fantastic article by community contributor 'monram,' exploring the benefits of nano cutting our cost of living.
"If each of us stopped for a few minutes to reflect about our relationship with money in our daily lives, thinking of money itself as a means to cutting our cost of living would hardly cross anyone’s mind. Partly because we’ve been taught to think of shenanigans like inflation as pretty much a given, and partly because we live in a world riddled with rent-seeking middlemen whom, whenever there’s a payment to be made, will come out of the woodwork to try to get their cut.
But what if money could actually be engineered in such a way that it would cut our living costs by letting us bypass debasement, fees, and even borders? What if I told you this form of money already exists and has been in circulation for a few years?"