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whitepaper

Ethena //

-

The fastest growing stablecoin ever goes omnichain. USDe, sUSDe, and ENA are now all OFTs

EtherFi //

-

Native L2 restaking is enabled on Blast and Mode via LayerZero

Heroes of Mavia //

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The largest titles in Web3 gaming choose LayerZero for interoperability

Ethena //

-

The fastest growing stablecoin ever goes omnichain. USDe, sUSDe, and ENA are now all OFTs

EtherFi //

-

Native L2 restaking is enabled on Blast and Mode via LayerZero

Heroes of Mavia //

-

The largest titles in Web3 gaming choose LayerZero for interoperability

omni-chain

zk infrastructure

Nexis Network is the neural fabric of tomorrow's internet, where AI, data, and human creativity converge in a secure, scalable, and equitable ecosystem.

Restake

Unparalleled Scalability

Maximally capital-efficient sourcing of node operators and economic security through an extendable collateral base and scalable architecture.

Privacy-First Architecture

Symbiotic is a minimal coordination layer that can plug into existing or novel network architectures. Symbiotic to all market actors.

Permissionless

Immutable core contracts give Symbiotic builders choice and control over shared security agreements. No unnecessary governance, slashing committee, or permissioning.

omni-chain zk infrastructure

Networks using Symbiotic have fully customizable punishment and reward mechanisms. Adaptable restaking logic allows networks to seamlessly adjust to evolving requirements.

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Highlights

01

Client Layer

02

CDN/EDGE

03

WEB3 Service Layer

Fleek Network Layer 1
Fleek Network Layer 1
Fleek Network Layer 1

Giving Web3 & ai an edge

zero-knowledge privacy

rust, evm, & zkevm support

future-proof scalability

Hyper-scalable ZK AI Systems

AI Model Democratization

Protocol Agnostic

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use cases

Anything

Highlights

24/7 Customer Support

Biosecurity

AI-Driven Risk Analysis

Hyperscaling

Chronofinance

distributed ai systems

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TOKEN UTILITY

POWERED BY $NZT

The Nexis (NZT) coin powers the entire Nexis Network blockchain ecosystem by enabling users to run node validators, delegate to nodes, execute smart contracts, send transactions and rent data.

TOKEN
UTILITY

Tokenomics

Starting price

$0.03

Ticker:

NZT

Token type:

Native

Total Supply:

550,000,000 NZT

Circulating Supply:

1,500,000,000 NZT

Marketcap

Fully Diluted Marketcap

Early adopters - 45%

Community - 23%

Early Investors - 17%

Team - 12%

Treasury - 8%

Token distribution

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infrastructure

nexis infrastructure

txns per second

Setup Time

Prove Time

Verify Time

Memory

Gates

native layer

47,000+

s

0

ms

22000

ms

100

m

630

540,292

evm

52,500+

ms

210

ms

60

m

80

540,292

s

0.05

zkevm

Powered by polygon zkevm

5.0M+

s

0.065

ms

340

ms

100

m

130

1,350,730

omnichain

tba

tba

tba

tba

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live

Network statistics

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Total transactions

18,953,773

Transactions per second (TPS)

75,000+

Total wallets created

12,000,000+

Applications Built on Nexis

30+

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partners

01

Privacy-First

Architecture

Zero-knowledge proofs ensure data utility without compromising individual privacy.

02

Hyperscalable zK AI Systems

Seamless compatible with all HTTPS-based web sessions without APIs.

03

Asynchronous

Bridging 

seamless interaction between different execution environments SVM, EVM, zkEVM, Move VM, WASM, and potentially a Bitcoin L2.

04

Interoperable

Design

Seamlessly connects with existing blockchain ecosystems and traditional data infrastructures.

05

Decentralized Intelligence Commons

Hybrid ZK proof system that enables

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partners

backer

Castrum capital

ecosystem

Prom network

infra

IMMUNEFI

Bridging

Cryptolink

DeFi

RWA INC.

DeFi

INTRACT

backer

samurai starter

DeFi

Ape bond

launch partner

Transcend Labs

launch partner

Innmind

media partner

IBC group

security

OpenZeppelin

backer

samurai starter

backer

certik.io

backer

ordify

backer

datami

backer

lossless.io

backer

liquify

security

OpenZeppelin

backer

trireme trading

backer

Dorahacks

backer

csp dao

backer

metavest capital

media partner

IBC group

startup program

Google cloud

security

OpenZeppelin

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partners

Nexis Network protocol provides developers with the necessary tools to send messages across blockchains while retaining ownership of security. Move data, issue tokens, and build dApps on any blockchain through omnichain contract standards like OApp, OFT, and ONFT.

Learn more

1

// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT

2

pragma

solidity

^

0.8.22

;

3

4

import

{

IOApp

,

ILayerZeroEndpointV2

}

from

"./interfaces/IOApp.sol"

;

5

import

{

OAppSender

}

from

"./OAppSender.sol"

;

6

// @dev import the origin so its exposed to OApp implementers

7

import

{

OAppReceiver

,

Origin

}

from

"./OAppReceiver.sol"

;

8

9

abstract

contract

OApp

is

IOApp

,

OAppSender

,

OAppReceiver

{

10

constructor

(

address

_endpoint

,

address

_owner

)

{

11

_transferOwnership

(

_owner

)

;

12

endpoint

=

ILayerZeroEndpointV2

(

_endpoint

)

;

13

}

14

15

function

oAppVersion

(

)

public

pure

virtual

returns

(

uint64

senderVersion

,

uint64

receiverVersion

)

{

16

senderVersion

=

SENDER_VERSION

;

17

receiverVersion

=

RECEIVER_VERSION

;

18

}

19

}

20

OAPP.SOL

Application

Provides developers with a generic message passing interface to send and receive arbitrary pieces of data between contracts existing on different blockchain networks.

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// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT

2

pragma

solidity

^

0.8.22

;

3

4

import

{

ERC20

}

from

"@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/ERC20.sol"

;

5

import

{

OFTCore

}

from

"./OFTCore.sol"

;

6

7

contract

OFT

is

OFTCore

,

ERC20

{

8

constructor

(

9

string

memory

_name

,

10

string

memory

_symbol

,

11

address

_lzEndpoint

,

12

address

_owner

13

)

ERC20

(

_name

,

_symbol

)

OFTCore

(

decimals

(

)

,

_lzEndpoint

,

_owner

)

{

}

14

15

// @dev major indicates they shared a compatible msg payload format and CAN communicate between one another

16

// @dev minor indicates a varying version, eg. OFTAdapter vs. OFT

17

function

oftVersion

(

)

external

pure

returns

(

uint64

major

,

uint64

minor

)

{

18

return

(

1

,

1

)

;

19

}

20

21

function

token

(

)

external

view

virtual

returns

(

address

)

{

22

return

address

(

this

)

;

23

}

24

25

// @dev burn the tokens from the users specified balance

26

function

_debitSender

(

27

uint256

_amountToSendLD

,

28

uint256

_minAmountToReceiveLD

,

29

uint32

_dstEid

30

)

internal

virtual override

returns

(

uint256

amountDebitedLD

,

uint256

amountToCreditLD

)

{

31

(

amountDebitedLD

,

amountToCreditLD

)

=

_debitView

(

_amountToSendLD

,

_minAmountToReceiveLD

,

_dstEid

)

;

32

33

_burn

(

msg

.

sender

,

amountDebitedLD

)

;

34

}

35

36

// @dev burn the tokens that someone has sent into this contract in a push method

37

// @dev allows anyone to send tokens that have been sent to this contract

38

// @dev similar to how you can push tokens to the endpoint to pay the msg fee, vs the endpoint needing approval

39

function

_debitThis

(

40

uint256

_minAmountToReceiveLD

,

41

uint32

_dstEid

42

)

internal

virtual override

returns

(

uint256

amountDebitedLD

,

uint256

amountToCreditLD

)

{

43

(

amountDebitedLD

,

amountToCreditLD

)

=

_debitView

(

balanceOf

(

address

(

this

)

)

,

_minAmountToReceiveLD

,

_dstEid

)

;

44

45

_burn

(

address

(

this

)

,

amountDebitedLD

)

;

46

}

47

48

function

_credit

(

49

address

_to

,

50

uint256

_amountToCreditLD

,

51

uint32

/*_srcEid*/

52

)

internal

virtual override

returns

(

uint256

amountReceivedLD

)

{

53

_mint

(

_to

,

_amountToCreditLD

)

;

54

return

_amountToCreditLD

;

55

}

56

}

57

OFT.SOL

Token

Nexis allow fungible tokens to be transferred across multiple blockchains frameworks and enables modular functionalities to tokens on EVM, zKEVM, and Rust.

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