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NOKU Master token v1

NOKU Master token v1

NOKUV1

Key Stats

Total Supply100.00M NOKUV1
Max Supply∞
Launch Date2017-12-20
Built OnETH
Token StandardERC20
Smart Contract Address0x1fc5…3d27
Decimal Places18

NOKU Master token v1 Information

Websites
www.noku.io
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Parent Asset
NOKU

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Trading AsToken StandardBuilt OnSmart Contract AddressLaunch Date
NOKUERC20ETH0x1fc52f1abade452dd4674477d4711951700b3d272017-12-20

About NOKU Master token v1

Noku Master Token v1 (NOKUV1) is an ERC-20 token integral to the Noku ecosystem, enabling users to access services like custom token creation and white-label wallets. All fees for these services are paid exclusively in NOKUV1, and the tokens used are permanently removed from circulation. The token was developed by Noku, a company founded by Roberto Gorini, who focuses on simplifying blockchain technology for broader adoption.

Frequently Asked Questions

Noku Master Token v1 (NOKUV1) is the original version of the Noku Master Token, operating as an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain. It served as the first iteration of the utility token within the Noku ecosystem. Similar to its successor, NOKUV1 was used to access Noku's blockchain services, such as token creation and white-label wallet solutions. This version laid the groundwork for the updated NOKU token, which aimed to expand the token's functionality and streamline its role within the Noku platform.

NOKUV1 was used as a payment method for Noku’s blockchain services, including the creation of custom tokens and white-label wallets. These services could only be accessed by paying fees with NOKUV1, which were subsequently removed from circulation. The token facilitated the liquidity needs within Noku's internal platform and supported the early adoption of Noku’s ecosystem of decentralised applications (dApps) and services.