Nash (NEX) Decentralized Exchange Beta Version To Be Launched On March 31
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Seattle, Washington, hosted NEO DevCon on February 16-17. NEO's second DevCon centered on the growth and development of its ecosystem in 2019. At the conference, Nash announced the launch date for its beta platform.
Nash (NEX) Decentralized Exchange Beta Version To Be Launched On March 31
Nash, a decentralized financial services platform registered in Liechtenstein, announced that its private beta for community members would go live on March 31, 2019. This opens up the platform shortly before its full release to the general public. Fabio Canesin, co-founder of Nash, stated on stage, “We will invite every member of our community to, on March 31, use our products to trade, pay, invest.”
The beta version includes Nash Exchange, a decentralized exchange supporting cross-chain trading. The exchange will also provide fiat on- and off-ramps for US residents.
At the DevCon stage, Canesin also unveiled a redesigned website at nash.io, introducing a referral program to boost word-of-mouth and attract early users. A prize draw with 100,000 USD in Bitcoin and 46,000 Nash Exchange tokens (NEX) will be awarded through the program. Canesin emphasized Nash's commitment to refining its product through community feedback, with early user feedback used to refine the site's UI.
Underpinning Nash's technical development is its developer-focused approach. Calling the team developers at heart, Canesin pointed to his and other co-founders' background with the City of Zion community development group. To facilitate developer use, Nash is offering a GraphQL API, with WebSocket and HTTP transport options. They are also releasing SDKs in Python, Go, and TypeScript to simplify application development for the Nash DEX, funds management platform, and fiat gateway.
Crucially, Nash is underpinned by regulatory licenses like several US states' money transmitter licenses. As a trademark of Neon Exchange Aktiengesellschaft, the issuer of the NEX token, Nash is working to expand its licensing in the United States. Canesin explained that the company is pursuing every license that will enable it to deliver its desired user experience.
