Abstract: This article will explore the development and challenges of ZKML technology through the cases of Worldcoin and Vanna, and promote the widespread application and prosperity of this technology in the blockchain field.

On July 18, OKX Web3, in collaboration with Lumoz, successfully concluded the Lumoz zkVerifier node whitelist sale event. A total of 38,124 users participated, resulting in an oversubscription of 48 times! Ultimately, 800 users successfully obtained Tier 4 whitelist spots. Whitelisted users can purchase nodes at a 40% discount (discounted price of 304 USDT). Non-winning users can still participate in node purchases through the official website public sale. Node holders are entitled to the following benefits:

This article is authored by Trustless Labs. The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Lumoz.

After the announcement of the node sale yesterday, we received numerous inquiries and suggestions from global communities, VCs, and partners. They provided valuable feedback on Lumoz's node sale. In light of this, we have decided to listen to these opinions and make slight modifications to the previous rules.

The modular compute layer & ZKRaaS platform Lumoz has announced the global launch of the zkVerifier Node Sale event. The node pre-sale and whitelist registration will officially start on June 17 at 3 PM(UTC+8). First-come, first-served basis. Users worldwide can register for the whitelist to participate in the whitelist round or use a pre-sale invitation code to pay a 20% deposit for the Pre-sale round, securing nodes at a lower price. Users who successfully purchase nodes will qualify to participate in the 40 million Lumoz points event. After the Lumoz mainnet launch, 25% of the tokens will be produced through zkVerifier node mining. Additionally, node holders will receive multiple rewards, including potential token airdrops from new chains within the Lumoz ecosystem.

After a 3-month interval following the Pre-Series A funding, Lumoz receives another good news!

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