By Bitcoin.com PR 3 August 2021 | 11:00 am

Nodeseeds Launches Three-Tier Membership to Ensure Transparency and Fair Allocation of Projects

Nodeseeds Launches Three-Tier Membership to Ensure Transparency and Fair Allocation of Projects

PRESS RELEASE. Blockchain venture capitalist firm Nodeseeds has announced the launch of a three-tier membership system to democratize its investment process. Nodeseeds revealed further details in a blog post on its medium page.

Fair Allocation Tier System

According to the post, Nodeseeds stated that the tiers were designed to ensure fair allocation of bonuses to NDS token holders. The three-tier system is divided into Seed Members, Private Members, and Anchor Members.

Seed Members is the entry-level tier and the minimum requirement to qualify is to hold 25 NDS tokens. Some of the perks include early access to some projects and discord rooms. Participants also get 2x referral rewards but are limited in their access to get lottery allocations of forfeited funds.

Private Members is the intermediate tier and eligible for users with a minimum of 350 in their portfolio. Members have guaranteed allocations for projects ranging from $500 to $1500. Other benefits include 2.5x referral rewards and access to all private Discord rooms. This ensures that they are able to access potential investments and get more information on Nodeseeds activities.

Anchor Membership is the flagship tier and has a lot of benefits for members. Members must have a minimum of 700 NDS in their portfolio to join this exclusive group.

Nodeseeds has crafted an incentive structure that maximizes mutual value for all community members. Anchor membership can access 3x referral rewards and are exempted from paying investment fees.

Anchor members have expanded priority in the lottery allocation system and can also access lucrative OTC deals. Nodeseeds also revealed that Anchor members would gain access to bonus allocations via its incubation program scheduled to launch by Q4 2021.

Nodeseeds invests in Cardwallet.fi

Nodeseeds has also continued to make notable investments within the blockchain space. The VC recently revealed that it had invested in blockchain wallet services CardWallet. CardWallet is a multi-chain wallet that will support Cardano, Ethereum, and Bitcoin blockchain-based tokens.

It intends to allow easy swaps between multiple blockchains and incentivize users to utilize its wallet services. Nodeseeds has made a significant investment on Cardwallet.fi.

Other recent investments include PolyWhirl, a privacy protocol on the Polygon and 1UP.fun in recent weeks.

An innovative blockchain VC

Nodeseeds is a unique blockchain-based venture capitalist that is focused on decentralizing the entire VC ecosystem. It seeks to break the current barriers associated with the common investor accessing some of the top projects’ private sales.

Users can access early token sales and seed rounds by holding their native token NDS. NDS is a unique token and allows users to take a part of Nodeseeds profits.

In addition, Nodeseeds uses 40% of its profits to buy back NDS tokens and burn them periodically, with just 15% going directly to the company. The VC also has a form on its website page for new crypto projects that desire funds to fill a form on its website profile.

Although primarily built on Ethereum, Nodeseeds invests in projects from other blockchain protocols. Occam is a DeFi suite on Cardano and Trustpad is a secured decentralized multi-chain fundraising platform. Nodeseeds intends to continue its current pace of investing and will fund more projects as its community grows in the coming months.

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