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Nano is On Wikipedia and they are Working to Move Things to the Next Level in Android on Blockchain

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Deepa Mardolkar was recently advised as the Chair of the Advisory Board for the Nano Foundation.  In response, Colin LeMahieu expressed his confidence stating that Deepa will be able to apply her expertise in Nano moving forward in the process of mixing business opportunities with the social impact which money will be able to bring in.

We Nano App is one of the very unique and engaging app, which is built around $NANO.  The app has been helping several thousands of users from across the world to identify, send and share digital money with ease.

The team is now ready to move things to the next level.  There are many ways in which several users from across the world have been sending and sharing digital money with ease.  The We Nano team are now taking things to the next level.

We Nano are now focusing on the 3 Branches of a Digitally Enhanced Society, which is improved in terms of commerce, culture and community.  They are very clear about two things which are required to move forward, which is people and money.

They are trying to bring in special focus in Android development as they consider that Android users are crucial to the continual growth of the iOS.  They are also looking for those who are skilled in Android development to bring the developmental ideas and skills to WeNano.

Nano distribution is feeless and this is one of the major inherent benefits of using Nano.  They also reassure their users about the users not being their product. They clarify that the data that they collect is meant to reduce fraudulent activity and to provide a great experience.

Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert tweeted:  “I see Nano can be put to good use whether about toping up the cell phone or giving it to family or friends.”

Nano Wikipedia Page

Nano now has a Wikipedia Page. 

Nano tweeted:  “Did you know $NANO has its own @Wikipedia page? Thank you to the dedicated members of the #NanoCommunity who contribute to raising awareness around the achievements of the Nano protocol.”

They have mentioned Block Lattice and Open Representative Voting as their design.  They make use of Open Representative Voting (ORV) which is a variant of delegated proof of stake (DPoS). 

“Since voting weight is determined by the sum of delegated Nano balances, adding more nodes to the network will not give an attacker more votes.”

With ORV every user will be able to choose a representative who will vote on their behalf.  These representatives will be online to vote on behalf of the transactions which they see on the network.

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