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Nano (XNO) Feed: Events, News & Roadmap
Nano to Host Meetup in Luxembourg City on November 6th
Nano Foundation is hosting a meetup in Luxembourg City on November 6th. The event aims to bring together community members for discussions related to Nano.
Nano to Release Nano Node v.27.1 Denarius on September 10th
Nano has officially released the Nano node v.27.1 Denarius.
Nano to Host Community Call on March 9th
Nano will host a community call on March 9th at 7 pm UTC.
Nano to Hold AMA on X on January 13th
Nano will host an AMA on X on January 13th at 7 pm UTC.
Nano to Participate in ARU Cambridge in Cambridge on December 4th
Nano’s community member, George Coxon, will be participating in a panel discussion at ARU Cambridge.
Nano University Outreach Session in Arua, Uganda
Ugandan Community Ambassador, Niwamanya Martin will host another university session on June 23rd, to teach about Nano.
Live Stream on YouTube
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AMA on LinkedIn
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Berlin Web3 in Berlin, Germany
George Coxon & ColinLeMahieu will be speaking about Nano XNO.
United Nations Summer Academy
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AMA on Twitter
Twitter space on April 21st, 5pm WAT.
AMA on Whale Coin Talk Twitter
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AMA on Twitter
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Live Stream on YouTube
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Erode Meetup, India
The event called “Blockchain Technology and its Applications – An Implementation Perspective " is organised by the Government College of Engineering, Erode India.
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Live Stream on YouTube
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AMA on Twitter
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Kampala Meetup, Uganda
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What is Nano?
Nano (XNO), originally known as RaiBlocks, is a lightweight cryptocurrency launched in 2015 designed to enable secure, instant payments without fees. It positions itself as a solution to the limitations of traditional financial systems and many modern cryptocurrencies, emphasizing its suitability for the modern digital economy.
Nano operates on a peer-to-peer platform using a unique block-lattice data structure, which allows users to transfer value directly to each other, bypassing centralized intermediaries. Instead of the conventional proof-of-work (PoW) consensus mechanism, Nano employs Open Representative Voting (ORV). In ORV, account holders vote for representatives who confirm transaction blocks, making Nano highly energy-efficient and an eco-friendly alternative to PoW-based cryptocurrencies.
The Nano token, XNO, is designed for rapid transactions, typically achieving finality in less than a second. This speed, combined with fee-less transactions (as representatives aren’t financially compensated), makes Nano particularly suitable for commercial payments and micro-transactions. Nano’s architecture is based on a directed acyclic graph (DAG), differing from traditional blockchain technology. This structure supports scalability and high transaction throughput (up to 1,000 tps) and maintains integrity without an energy-intensive mining network.