Notes from Nolus
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ExplainersHow does Nolus solve the issue of liquidity?
Nolus inherits liquidity from the chains it connects to via Interchain Accounts instead of running its own exchange, and pools lender deposits in one market
ExplainersFOMO, FUD, and DYOR
Cryptocurrency investing can be an exciting and potentially lucrative endeavor
ExplainersWhat makes “Good Tokenomics”
Tokenomics should be transparent and easy to understand
ExplainersLending Within the Cosmos Ecosystem
Why Nolus uses a single shared pool, cash-basis interest, and its own appchain instead of the over-collateralized model most Cosmos lenders run
ExplainersStaying Safe in a Trustless Environment
With more projects spawning every day, staying safe within the cryptocurrency space should be a top priority!
ExplainersExploring the Advantages and Disadvantages of Developing a Custom Layer-1 Blockchain
The simplified creation of a sovereign, horizontally scalable blockchain with its proprietary token economy, cheap and fast transactions
ExplainersFinding Liquidity in the Cosmos
The majority of cryptocurrencies are volatile assets whose prices fluctuate for a number of reasons
ExplainersThe Importance of DeFi
Decentralized finance offers an open and free alternative for consumers
AnnouncementsAnnouncing the Nolus Delegation Program
Through a delegation program, we can delegate locked tokens to both increase the total value securing the Network and to promote
ExplainersWhat Makes Staking an Attractive Proposition On Nolus?
Proof-of-Stake acts as a Sybil-protection mechanism
ExplainersNLS Token: Utility, Staking, Supply, and Market Data
What NLS does, how staking works, how the 1 billion token supply is structured, and where circulating supply and market cap stand as of August 2026
ExplainersNolus Under the Hood: Appchain and Liquidations
Inside the Nolus appchain: Cosmos SDK and CosmWasm, Interchain Accounts for swaps, and partial liquidations that unwind only part of a position