Lumoz, a modular computing layer & ZKRaaS platform, announced that its zkVerifier node public sale will be officially launched at 3 pm Beijing time today, and all users can participate. Compared with the pre-sale round (June 17) and whitelist round (June 25) that have ended, the public sale round has no threshold for users. At the same time, users who participated in the pre-sale round but failed to pay the balance on time have been disqualified from purchasing, and their nodes have been postponed to the public sale round for sale. This means that users in the public sale round still have the opportunity to obtain nodes between Tier1 and Tier5, with the lowest price as low as 200 USDT, on a first-come, first-served basis.
The total number of zkVerifier nodes is 100,000, divided into 10 Tiers. At present, the node sales have exceeded half (about 58%), of which 25,580 nodes are actively participating in Lumoz points staking activities. This event is an exclusive welfare plan for node holders, which lasts for 40 days (June 25 to August 4). During this period, users who stake Licenses will receive a total of 40 million Lumoz points, 1 million per day. Users can also get bonus points by participating in the team. For specific rules, please refer to the Lumoz official website.
Lumoz is a modular computing layer and ZK-RaaS platform. It has recently completed a new round of financing with a valuation of US$300 million and is expected to be launched on the mainnet in Q3 this year. In addition to the ongoing 40 million Lumoz points event (before the mainnet is launched), node holders will also receive 25% of the Lumoz Token mining rewards (after the mainnet is launched) and potential token airdrops of Lumoz ecological new chains.