Oxen has a clear path to $7
With a Market Cap of only $89,186,588 USD we have a lot of potencial. You can compare the tech delivered by the Oxen project with Ethereum and yet we are in a very early stage with Oxen... So, if you jump now you can take part of it.
How to make even more money:
You can add your tokens to the liquidity pool of Uniswap and you can win from 0.3% fee per trade with Uniswap or $800 Oxen per day with the following reward:
Announcement (made by the LOKI FUNDATION)
We’re launching a new iteration of the Liquidity Mining Program. If you were around during the launch of wLOKI in early 2020, you might remember the liquidity bonus program we ran for wLOKI — in a nutshell, OXEN (then LOKI) rewards were given to wLOKI liquidity providers. The wOXEN Liquidity Mining Program will run similarly: the Foundation will be providing 800 OXEN/day (drawn from existing Foundation reserves), and this 800 OXEN/day will be divided among liquidity providers, proportional to the percentage of total liquidity they provide. If you’re providing 50% of total liquidity — you get 50% of that 800 OXEN/day.
You can stake your tokens into a Service Node, and get rewards from mining (PoS) and you will get another reward with FLIP tokens... Chain Flip is the next project, a DeFi Cross Chain. (where anyone could exchange tokens from different exchanges, with low fees)
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Why Oxen is so cool ?
Because It uses Monero's privacy! RINGCT which basically mathematically takes inputs and outputs and obfuscates transactions. except.... it has the speed of DASH instasend and its on by default! It's called blink! Blink doesn't use block target time for confirmation. They instead use oXen node collaboration and synchronize verification based on a quorum of nodes. These verify and lock out the wallet from double spending until it can be written into the block. They can do this because they verify all transactions. Instead it uses Service nodes called oxen Nodes. These nodes have several features that are really not talked about much.
They also do real work unlike most masternodes.
1.They protect the network because they cost a certain amount of oxen as such as more and more nodes come online the oxen left on the market increases in price. This creates a situation where Sybil resistance is increased as more nodes come online.
2. They Verify Transactions Blink
3. They also have a TOR like network that can route anything that has an IP address. It can be obfuscated trhough random Tor like connections! Except the "tor" nodes cost and so people can spin up more then 51 percent and map out the private connections.
There is a ton of good things I can say about the project. Mainly I trust one of the Devs tremendously and he is a member of the decision making board. overall the project has everything necessery to explode once they start marketing.
There are several reasons they havent marketed in my eyes but I agree with the reasons ive seen. These reasons no one has told me. Ive just picked up on them.
Not to mention some of hte snaps.. they have like Getsession.org
How to make even more money:
You can add your tokens to the liquidity pool of Uniswap and you can win from 0.3% fee per trade with Uniswap or $800 Oxen per day with the following reward:
Announcement (made by the LOKI FUNDATION)
We’re launching a new iteration of the Liquidity Mining Program. If you were around during the launch of wLOKI in early 2020, you might remember the liquidity bonus program we ran for wLOKI — in a nutshell, OXEN (then LOKI) rewards were given to wLOKI liquidity providers. The wOXEN Liquidity Mining Program will run similarly: the Foundation will be providing 800 OXEN/day (drawn from existing Foundation reserves), and this 800 OXEN/day will be divided among liquidity providers, proportional to the percentage of total liquidity they provide. If you’re providing 50% of total liquidity — you get 50% of that 800 OXEN/day.
You can stake your tokens into a Service Node, and get rewards from mining (PoS) and you will get another reward with FLIP tokens... Chain Flip is the next project, a DeFi Cross Chain. (where anyone could exchange tokens from different exchanges, with low fees)
+-+-+-+-+-+
Why Oxen is so cool ?
Because It uses Monero's privacy! RINGCT which basically mathematically takes inputs and outputs and obfuscates transactions. except.... it has the speed of DASH instasend and its on by default! It's called blink! Blink doesn't use block target time for confirmation. They instead use oXen node collaboration and synchronize verification based on a quorum of nodes. These verify and lock out the wallet from double spending until it can be written into the block. They can do this because they verify all transactions. Instead it uses Service nodes called oxen Nodes. These nodes have several features that are really not talked about much.
They also do real work unlike most masternodes.
1.They protect the network because they cost a certain amount of oxen as such as more and more nodes come online the oxen left on the market increases in price. This creates a situation where Sybil resistance is increased as more nodes come online.
2. They Verify Transactions Blink
3. They also have a TOR like network that can route anything that has an IP address. It can be obfuscated trhough random Tor like connections! Except the "tor" nodes cost and so people can spin up more then 51 percent and map out the private connections.
There is a ton of good things I can say about the project. Mainly I trust one of the Devs tremendously and he is a member of the decision making board. overall the project has everything necessery to explode once they start marketing.
There are several reasons they havent marketed in my eyes but I agree with the reasons ive seen. These reasons no one has told me. Ive just picked up on them.
Not to mention some of hte snaps.. they have like Getsession.org
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