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| Nano 
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| NANO Price: | $0.83 | | Volume: | $1.4 M | | All Time High: | $36.61 | | Market Cap: | $0.1 B |
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| Circulating Supply: | 133,246,491 |
| Exchanges: | 10
| | Total Supply: | 133,246,491 |
| Markets: | 22
| | Max Supply: | 133,246,491 |
| Pairs: | 15
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The last known price of #NANO is $0.83 USD.
 Please note that the price of #NANO was last updated over 680 days ago. This can occur when coins have sporadic price reporting, no listings on exchanges or the project has been abandonded. All #NANO statistics should be considered as 'last known value'.
The lowest NANO price for this period was $0, the highest was $0.829, and the exact last price of NANO was $0.82946.
The all-time high NANO coin price was $36.61.
Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of NANO with market cap of ETH or other crypto coins. |
The code for Nano is also #NANO.
Nano is 5.5 years old. |
The current market capitalization for Nano is $110,522,158.
Nano is ranking upwards to #212 out of all coins, by market cap (and other factors). |
The trading volume is big today for #NANO.
Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for Nano is $1,424,742. |
| The circulating supply of NANO is 133,246,491 coins, which is 100% of the maximum coin supply. |
How Diva’s Kitchen used nano to feed over 300 homeless people in Nigeria
Amidst the seemingly endless negative news stories around cryptocurrency, it’s more important than ever to celebrate the incredible ways blockchain technology can make a positive difference to the world. As ever, the nano community is leading the way. At the start of April, Diva’s Kitchen, a home-cooked food vendor in Ibadan, Nigeria, put out a call to the nano community. Their plan was to provide food for 300 homeless people on Easter weekend as part of the #FeedTheStreet Ibadan campaign: Using nano, people could donate instantly from anywhere in the world, directly to the Diva’s Kitchen Twitter address using SendNano or send money to their wallet address. Of course, taking donations in nano meant Diva’s Kitchen would receive the full value of everything sent, with zero fees at either end. The response was incredible. Donations flooded in from across the globe and on 9th April, Diva’s Kitchen announced they had exceeded their target. On Easter Monday, they prepared turkey and Jollof rice and distributed everything directly to over 300 homeless people in Ibadan. The significance of this initiative shouldn’t be understated. Within one week of announcing their intentions, Diva’s Kitchen was able to raise funds through a global fundraiser on Twitter, spend the nano on ingredients at Yelam Food Market, feed over 300 homeless people and publish a video on YouTube as feedback for the donors. Not a single penny was... 
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Nano Digest: V24 release, new Community Programme members, growing adoption, and more!
With a new year started and the first quarter out of the way in which V24 Siglos of the nano node software was released, we also started off this new year with a lot of new faces in our Community Program, amazing initiatives and events from our community, a full overview of our past year in nano, and a lot more. Let’s dive in! — V24 released, V25 on the way - V24 & V25 In our last digest, we announced final testing for V24 Siglos had started. Since then, V24 Siglos has been released and is now live on the network! We are now quickly marching on to a V25 release in the upcoming weeks which, unlike V24, we encourage to be installed by exchanges as well. This major release will see the ascending bootstrapper fully implemented as well as other changes which we look forward to sharing very soon. Forum Deprecation As part of our ongoing efforts to streamline our online presence, we will be deprecating the forum.nano.org on the 28th of April. Going forward, we will be moving our discussions to Github, which has become increasingly popular within the nano community. We believe this move will allow for more active participation and engagement among our users, as well as make it easier to collaborate and share ideas. — Year in Review - 2022 was a turbulent year in the crypto space, but an exciting year for nano and the nano community! We released our Year in Review 2022 so you can look back at the great things t...
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How to choose your nano representative
Last week we explained what self custody is and why it’s so important to take self custody of your nano. Here, we cover the natural ‘next step’ towards fully participating with the nano network — choosing your representative. The funny thing about choosing your representative is, it’s really quick and easy to do, but understanding why it’s important takes a bit longer. So, if what you’re after is a ‘how to’ guide, just jump to the end or check out this short video: medium.com — Why should you choose your representative? - Still here? Alright, let’s get into it! Nano is a decentralised payment network. It’s uniquely designed to grow more decentralised over time (unlike, say, Bitcoin, which actually centralises as time goes on). However, for this to continue, every nano user needs to do their bit. Now you’ve taken self custody of your nano, you have a say in how the nano network is run. Think of it like democracy: participation — by keeping power in the hands of the many — is the very act that keeps it alive. And choosing your representative is the easiest way to participate. Your vote, your voice — so to speak. So, to return to the opening question, ‘why should I choose my representative?’ The simple answer is: ‘Because it helps to decentralise the nano network’. But that’s not a great answer, because it doesn’t say why we need to decentralise the nano network...
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How to take self custody of your nano
What is self custody? - ‘Not your keys, not your coins’. You might have heard this maxim used a lot in the crypto space over the last twelve months — especially after the collapse of some high profile cryptocurrency exchanges. But what does it actually mean? What is ‘taking self custody’ of your nano? Basically, self-custody is the act that lets you take full control of your nano (or other crypto), giving you the power to store, send or receive it without relying on a third party. So the ‘keys’ in the maxim above are the private keys to the account or wallet in which your nano is stored. These often come in the form of a ‘seed phrase’, a sequence of random words that stores the data required to access the funds in your account. If a third party — like an exchange — holds the key, they effectively own your nano. That’s why they’re called ‘custodial’ services. And when they have custody of your nano, they can pretty much do what they like with it — whether that’s lending it, using it as collateral, or even stopping you from withdrawing it. When users realised this and went online to voice their dissatisfaction,‘not your keys, not your coins!’ was what the crypto space usually shouted back. It became a warning about the risks of entrusting your cryptocurrency to a third party, and in many unfortunate cases, summed up a harsh lesson learned. — Why should you take se...
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How nano is powering the future of micro-tipping
Micro-tipping is the act of giving small amounts of money in exchange, or thanks, for online content. It’s a way of showing support for content creators by sending them value directly, without the need for an intermediary. With nano at its centre, it has the power to fundamentally change the way we react to and reward online content. Imagine being able to send money directly to your favourite influencer or content creator for contributing something you believe is worthy. A truly peer-to-peer transfer of value, with no processing fee, commission or intermediary taking a cut. You could thank someone for a tweet that made you laugh, or a post you found inspiring. You could send money directly to the organisations you want to support, or to the journalists and experts whose work shines a light on the world around us. And this is just the ‘tip’ of the iceberg. The same technology can be used by individuals to reward an audience for likes and follows. Brands could actively tip users that use hashtags and share their content. The possibilities are limitless and nano is the power behind it all. — Why nano is the perfect currency for micro-tipping - Nano has a unique combination of features which make it the ideal currency for micro-tipping. 1. It transacts instantly For micro-tipping to be truly effective, it needs to be integrated seamlessly into the social media platform. The user experience is vital. Tipping should f...
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The problem with mixing currency and data
Nano is designed intentionally to not allow storage of non-currency data. Here’s why. Nano has four technological touchstones as a digital currency: it is decentralised, fast, free to use, and energy efficient. Nano also follows the Unix philosophy of “do one thing and do it well”. Simply put, it’s designed to be the most efficient digital currency on the planet. However, a question that often comes up is whether additional data can or should be stored in this currency ledger. As a payment protocol, nano intentionally provides no support for storing non-currency data. Here we’ll go over why allowing any arbitrary data in the protocol is problematic and why this decision is necessary in order to maximise currency transaction QoS and ensure the smallest feasible data set for running a node. Nano’s QoS system is tuned to minimise latency and maximise throughput for currency transactions. It makes use of account balances along with other factors to determine which transactions are processed through consensus first. Transactions that do not have currency value will tend to be deprioritised, which means sharing data on the nano network can only ever be done poorly. Additionally, nano’s ledger is designed to be as compact as possible. This compactness lowers the cost of running a node and makes it easier to participate as a validator, which in turn improves decentralisation. Transactions that unnecessarily consume e...
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The Nano Foundation’s vision for 2023 and beyond
I’d like to start by addressing a question that I often see asked in the community, and that I also ask myself, constantly:‘How does nano break into mass adoption?’ There’s no doubt this is a key question for most businesses and causes. The problem is, there is no clearly defined pathway towards, or guarantee of, successful ‘mass adoption’ in any industry. However, at The Nano Foundation, we believe there are things that can be done to maximise the chances of mass adoption — and we will continue to do everything in our power to make this happen, sustainably. — Deliver the best technology, in the right way. — First of all, we try to stand out from a technological perspective and an ethical perspective. We truly believe it is a human right to access and participate in the global economy. With nano, the cost barrier to doing so is effectively moved to zero thanks to node runners, wallet operators and node software development. Simultaneously, our educators, local ambassadors and meetup organisers work tirelessly to remove knowledge barriers on a global scale. We kicked off this year with the release of V24.0 Siglos and this will be followed shortly by V25.0. We’re making continued, dramatic improvements to the Nano network and will continue to prioritise development this year and beyond. Ethically, we distributed nano in the fairest way we could think of and we continue to make energy efficienc...
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Community Manager Appreciation Day
Let’s celebrate the amazing efforts of our community managers! Today is Community Manager Appreciation Day! So let’s take a moment to recognise and celebrate the amazing group of people who give their time, energy and expertise to a community that’s changing the world for the better. At the Nano Foundation, we are incredibly proud to have an organic community. Communities with the most ambitious goals need the best community representatives, and we are fortunate to have the very best. They come from different backgrounds, speak different languages, but they are all united by their passion to make a difference. — Our amazing Nano Ambassadors - “My motivation is my passion to help people discover opportunities to make things more convenient and I do all my best to share such opportunities. Nano brought in a seamless way of bringing people together which makes it an amazing ecosystem to share with people within my network”- Samuel, Ambassador, Nigeria From organising charity events to leading community workshops, Samuel has been closely supporting the Nigerian community. He is backed by a cohort of student ambassadors: Ennaanapu Gabriel, from the River State University and Ogbonnia Christian, from the University of Benin, who are leading community initiatives focused on bringing together the next generation of students and developers to build on nano.Ogbonnia Christian and Enaanapu Gabriel are our amazing stude...
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Happy Chinese New Year from the Nano Foundation
Chinese New Year is a time for family, celebration, and gift-giving. Celebrated on the 22nd of January, this Lunar New Year is filled with many traditions such as fireworks, decorating, wearing red clothes and being with family. One of the most beloved traditions during this holiday is the exchange of red envelopes, or “hongbao,” between elders and the young. These envelopes are filled with money, and are said to bring good luck and prosperity for the year ahead. It’s actually one of the largest money transfers in the world — happening every year! In the digital age, we are seeing more and more people turn to digital money as a way to give and receive gifts. And nano is the perfect choice to combine with the red envelope tradition. Nano can be sent around the world, without fees, in a fraction of a second, making it a fun and innovative way to gift good luck and happiness to loved ones — no matter where they might be. — How to celebrate using nano - Below are four great ways to celebrate Chinese New Year with nano: Nautilus:, The Nautilus wallet offers a red envelope feature that allows users to send nano in the form of a digital red envelope. This is a great way to share the spirit of the holiday with friends and family, no matter where they are located. Download nautilus for Android and iOS. Nanopaperwallet.com:, Nanopaperwallet.com offers a way to print a paper wallet in a red envelope theme...
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V24.0 Siglos is live
We are excited to release Nano node V24.0 Siglos on the live network! Alongside improving performance and stability, the updates in this version lay the foundation for future enhancements coming shortly after in V25.0, including a brand new bootstrapping algorithm: V24.0 implements the server side, with the remaining client side included in V25. We therefore recommend that exchanges and services that are not facing issues of instability with their Nano node wait to upgrade to V25, which will encompass the full Ascending Bootstrapper. — Key Upgrade Notices - This is a two-prong upgrade, services & exchanges who have not faced issues with your nano node, we recommend you save internal resources and await the arrival of V25.0 which will be within the next month (or so). There are no breaking changes, database migrations or other upgrade considerations for this release. V24.0 should be a drop-in replacement for your current node, but as always thorough testing is highly recommended. In general, we encourage all exchanges, services and integrations to join the test network for performing integration testing. This network mimics the live network in work requirements but has a smaller number of nodes and a lower block count for easier setup. — Noteworthy Updates - — Unit testing stability. — One significant advancement for V24 is improved unit test stability and clarity. For a long time, we’ve had ...
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