Category: Flux Protocol

Flux AMA with CEO Peter Mitchell: What’s Happening Behind the Scenes at Flux?

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On 11 November, 2020 Flux CEO Peter Mitchell hosted a low-profile AMA in the Flux Protocol official Telegram group. As one of the most overlooked AMAs to date a number of extremely important updates on the development of Flux were dropped by Peter: don’t sleep on this one – it is as hype as it gets! A brief overview of the most important points discussed is outlined below, while a full transcript of the AMA is included at the bottom.

Trending Prediction Markets

The AMA kicked off with Peter talking about the recent traction seen around prediction markets especially during the presidential election in the United States. He mentioned that it’s been awesome to see prediction markets take the main stage in the election. Moreover, Peter is excited for the future of markets around politics, and the strong position of Flux in this industry.

“After building in the space for a couple years it was really awesome to see prediction markets take the main stage in be featured so prominently in the US election. I think this is only the beginning and there were a lot of hindrances holding back serious usage, but I think Flux will be primed for upcoming markets around politics.”

Real Money

While categorical and binary mechanics are already live on Flux mainnet today, scalar markets (prediction markets with numerical denominators) are soon to be implemented as well. With scalar markets, one is able to start a prediction market, for example, on how much airline stocks would go up by the end of Q4 2020. With this new feature, new types of prediction markets can be set up. “Testing with actual money starts on Friday 13 November 2020” Peter casually dropped. “At the beginning it will be capped usage to ensure we can refund any funds that could be at risk”, he added.

Quantstamp Security Review

A few issues with varying levels of severity were found during the security review. These issues have been resolved in the meantime. Furthermore, the engineers at Flux are finishing up rewriting the code base. They’re doing this to include better documentation so the protocol is easier to build on, and effectively reduces the time needed for future iterations and audits. Upon completion of these fixes, Flux will be primed for public launch, and ready to scale across prediction markets!

Pressure from competition

Notably, Peter was asked if he feels any pressure from competitors in a way that makes him feel the need to move faster. To this he replied:

“At the moment the market is so young that I think all competitors have the same goal which is to bring in mainstream users. This is a net positive over all for crypto. I think competition will heat up more in roughly 6 months as usability increases and more users begin to enter into crypto. This will then center around a permissionless nature, cheap transactions and the most sticky UX.”

With their current team and roadmap in place, Flux Protocol is by any measure, well on its way to position itself nicely within this industry.

Behind the Scenes

To any Flux community member, it was apparent that the Flux team limited their engagement with the community over the course of the last couple of months. The reasoning behind this is that there were many fake Flux Tokens listed on DEX’s with legal concerns capable of interfering in project development.

Full Transcript of the AMA

  • When moon?
  • No comment lol
  • What are your thoughts on the traction seen around prediction markets during the election?
  • After building in the space for a couple years it was really awesome to see prediciton markets take the main stage in be featured so prominently in the US election. I think this is only the beginning and there were a lot of hinderences holding back serious usage, but I think Flux will be primed for upcoming markets around politics
  • Release date for scalar markets?
  • Categorical and binary mechanics are live on mainnet today and testing with real money starts on Friday. The scalar mechanics are very simple to implement so likely over the next few weeks to get that live.
  • Is Flux hiring developers to work on the protocol?
  • Yes we are actively hiring engineers!

Check out our website here fluxprotocol.org

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The Flux Ecosystem: Core Components and Protocol Architecture

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Flux Protocol is the first open-source protocol to launch in the NEAR Ecosystem. Its promise? Cheap, Efficient, and Scalable open-markets with a number of unique features for users, developers, and liquidity providers. In its current stage of development, Flux is on the brink of transitioning to Phase 2.0 of its launch. The Flux token will launch, including with governance contracts, while dispute thresholds are increased from one to five rounds. Phase 3.0  looms large on the horizon, with rapid development from the Flux team and a community vote, that’s soon to be introduced.

What Tools and Components Make Up The Flux Ecosystem? 

As Flux prepares to launch, it’s important to note a couple of interesting characteristics about how Flux has been designed – for all of the different stakeholders involved!

Flux is a Protocol: First things first, Flux is an open-source protocol. What that means, is that much like NEAR protocol, Flux is building an Ecosystem of active and engaged stakeholders: Liquidity Providers, Validators, Users, and Developers who will govern Flux in a decentralized and permissionless manner. 

Flux Protocol Is Equipped With A Number of Useful Tools: As an open-source protocol, the Flux team has built a number of very useful tools into the protocol for anyone to make use of!

The Flux Open-Source Application: For trading open-markets on Flux. 

The Flux Software Developer Kit: For developers to quickly and easily create new markets, tools, and notifiers on Flux.

The Flux Oracle: For pulling data from other areas of the internet, to resolve markets in a permissionless and valid manner. 

The Flux Automated Market Mirror: To seamlessly clone odds on any other betting or market platform into a Flux Market. 

Open Order Books and Automatic Market Makers: Easily track predictions across markets, or partake in providing liquidity with unique incentives!

How Do All of These Tools Fit Together? Flux Protocol is a Layer 2 protocol solution built on the NEAR Blockchain. In context, the Flux Solutions stack is multi-layered: Not only is Flux built on a dynamically sharded blockchain Ecosystem, but it also operates as a foundation for startups and developers to offer their own open-market solutions! 

Who Uses Flux? 

USERS — FORECASTERS — TRADERS —- DEVELOPERS — FOUNDERS — ENTERPRISES

Getting Involved: Here’s What You Can Do On Flux 

🚀 100 – 80,000 Transactions per Second: Built on the NEAR Blockchain

👨‍💻 Apps in 3 Lines of Code: For creating, managing, disputing, and closing open-markets! 

💸 Liquidity Provider Opportunities: 250M $FLUX in total, to be airdropped to liquidity providers through the Flux AMM.

⚙️ Flux Beta Program for Devs and Founders: $50k FLUX to projects launching with us on MainNet. 

🎉 Flux Social Incentive Program for Committed Community Members and NEAR Guilds.

🧙‍♂️ Unique Facets of Flux? 

Public Permissionless Open Markets: Create a Market on Anything, with no limits and no gatekeepers.

No Loss Market Dynamics: Use open-interest as collateral to predict outcomes in markets with no loss on the underlying stake! 

Fast Setup, Scale-Up and Resolution Dynamics: Build your market in three lines of code, define the timeframe, and expect resolutions to be finalized in between 30 minutes and 24 hours. 

Less than 0.01 Cent Fees! Trading on Flux means miniscule fees, and fast transaction times – plain and simple.   

To get started on Flux, don’t hesitate to get in touch on Telegram, or sign up for the Social Incentive, Beta, or Liquidity provider incentive Programs! Open-Markets are only just getting started – There has never been a better time to get started.

Why Build On Flux? Developer Incentives and the New Frontier of Open Markets

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Flux protocol is a public permissionless development protocol for building the future of open-markets. Created on the distributed infrastructure of the NEAR Ecosystem, Flux offers developers the opportunity to quickly and easily build next-generation open-market solutions in a decentralized, scalable, and secure manner. 

As a public protocol, developers have the opportunity to build solutions on Flux using open-source Software Developer Kits (SDKs), the Flux Open-Source App, Automatic Market Mirrors, as well as the Flux Oracle: In short, all the tools a market creator would need to create an efficient, cheap, and scalable market from any future data source. 

Start Building on Flux, in 3 Lines of Code

The first step in building on Flux, is to download the Flux SDK and import it into your project. The four core features of the Flux SDK, allow prospective developers to create, integrate, and launch new markets in three lines of code: 

Connect with the Flux Oracle: To pull data from existing markets or data repositories. 

Integrate with the Flux Orderbook: To set up a market on Flux Protocol, and for Flux users to interact with. 

Liquidity from Flux Automated Market Maker: To have a foundation for scaling a particular market. 

Easily accessible from any new or existing App: To integrate your market into existing or future applications. 

Create Your Market!

Creating a market on Flux is quick and easy to do, if you already know what kind of an open-market you would like to create. On Flux, three types of markets can be created:

First: Binary Markets – where questions can have a total of two possible outcomes, most often formed in terms of ‘Yes’ or ’No’: Will the Federal Reserve Lower Interest Rates on October 15th? 

Second: Categorical Markets – where questions can have multiple different outcomes specific to a particular question or circumstance: Who will win the Super Bowl in 2021? Team A, Team B, Team C, Team D…. Team N

Third: Scalar Markets – where questions have a total of two possible outcomes, but where value is allocated in proportion to the position taken. Traders have the opportunity to go long or short in a range of values set within clear parameters of  question. 

Why Build On Flux Now? 

Flux revolutionizes open-markets in three primary ways: 

Permission: Any USER and Any DEVELOPER can Participate in ANY Open Market. 

Decentralization: No sole owner of the protocol has the capacity to close or ban an open-market. The design of the protocol is such that markets can operate independently of a central authority. 

Cheap and Scalable: Because Flux is built on NEAR protocol, it is extremely cost-effective and easy to use: Transactions cost less than one cent, with up to 80,000 transactions capable of being processed per second, and resolution times set between 30 minutes and 24 hours depending on the specific market. 

As such, the technical design of Flux Protocol is such that as more projects build on Flux, more users will accrue to the platform. In this manner, Flux will continue to grow over time as its competitive advantages attract increasing numbers of developers, entrepreneurs, and users. 

At its current state of development, Flux protocol presents a rare opportunity for prospective developers: An open frontier of possible markets to create, support and funding from the Flux Team via the Flux Beta Program, and a complete set of tools to start building a specific vertical, market monitor, or user-application. With public interest in open-markets and open-finance on the rise, Flux Protocol offers a unique opportunity for building a decentralized, scalable, and cost-effective future in such markets.   

What is the Flux Token (FLUX)?

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Flux is a fast growing open-prediction market protocol built on NEAR. In essence, Flux is a platform for developers and market creators to offer decentralized prediction services relating to both digital and real-world events. Whether the services offered are in the form of a betting platform, a forecasting event, a data marketplace for insurance data, or a market for weather derivatives, Flux is built to scalably manage between 100 and 80,000 transactions per second, at a cost of less than $0.01 cents per transaction! 

At the center of the Flux Ecosystem, is the Flux Token – $FLUX. Like any other cryptocurrency based protocol, the Flux Crypto-Economic model is important in understanding the full scope of opportunities presented by the Flux Ecosystem. As a general primer on Flux tokens, this blog focuses on outlining not only what Flux tokens can be used for, but also why that is important in the context of emerging prediction markets on the Open Web. 

$FLUX

Name: Flux Token 

Indicator: FLUX

Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 tokens

As a utility token on the NEAR platform, FLUX is used for five primary purposes: 

(1) Resolution of Market Outcomes

(2) Market Validity Bonds

(3) Dispute Bonds

(4) Fee Setting and Governance

(5) Lending 

Resolution

Resolution refers to the role of validators in ‘resolving’ market outcomes honestly. FLUX must be staked by a validator in order to receive ‘vote tickets’. Vote tickets in turn are used to resolve market outcomes and earn nDAI for their initial resolution activity. According to basic validator dynamics more FLUX must be staked by a given validator, in order for that validator to have more resolution capacity (i.e. more votes on more markets). At scale, this means that a significant portion of all FLUX in circulation will be locked up in pursuit of ‘resolution’ rewards. 

Market Validity Bonds

In order to create a new market, a market validity bond must be posted by the market creator. Flux tokens are the currency used by a market creator to post this bond. Ideally, if the market is a valid market – meaning the outcome stemming from trades is acceptable, then the market creator will recover these tokens. However, in the event that the market is invalid – meaning there is no valid outcome from the potential trade, then the posted bond will be distributed to the validators responsible for validating that market. As a bond, the Flux Token is used as collateral for every and any market that is created on Flux. 

Note: While Market Validity Bonds must be posted in Flux, the Market Creation Fee is paid in DAI. 

Dispute

Disputes arise when market resolutions are contested by one or more of the market participants. In the event of a dispute, the disputing party must use FLUX to post a bond for the dispute being made. This bond will increase in cost proportional to the number of validators required to validate the market. In the event that the dispute is accepted, then their bond is returned to them. In the event that the dispute is denied, then their bond is confiscated by the validators involved in resolving the dispute. Once again, FLUX token is used as collateral for every and any market on Flux in which a dispute must be resolved. 

Fee Setting / Governance

Governance of Flux protocol is performed by Flux Token holders. Collaboratively, these token holders vote on the adjustments of key constants for different activities that can be performed on Flux. These constants are crucial in determining:

The Fee for Creating a Market

Market Creation Costs 

Cost of the Market Validity Bond 

The number of tokens required to become a validator 

Lending

$FLUX is also used to denominate the value captured from open-interest locked in escrow. In simple terms, all markets denominate nDAI on Flux. This nDAI can be swapped into CDAI or DAI Savings automatically. Revenue via interest can thus be generated from nDAI in escrow, which, in turn, is claimed in the form of Flux tokens. 

What Flux Tokens Are Not Used For:

Importantly, there are a couple of activities on the Flux platform that are not denominated through the Flux Token. 

Trading in open marketplaces is all done in nDAI. This is to ensure stability in the value offered in the market. 

All Market Creator Fees are paid in nDAI so as to ensure consistent and low creation costs. 

Rewards to validators for the correct resolution of markets is also paid in nDAI. 

Connecting the Dots:

The Flux Token is the fundamental value imbued into the creation, management, and validation of markets on Flux Protocol. As Flux protocol grows, demand for the Flux token will naturally increase, as more Flux will be required for different market activities. In context, the total available market (TAM) that Flux is disrupting is estimated to be valued at close to $12 trillion dollars. However, because Flux Protocol offers open-market access of any valid market to any participant, it is likely that the total market size will increase over time, as 1) New participants are able to access open-markets through Flux, and 2) New Open Markets can be created by enterprises and other stakeholders who have previously not participated in prediction markets before. As this process unfolds, it is important to remember that there will never be more than 1 billion Flux tokens available, with a sizable portion of those tokens either locked up among validators or used for liquidity purposes. 

The Crypto-Economic design is thorough, insofar as Flux will remain in high demand for creating and validating markets, while the markets themselves will operate in nDAI. As such, the risk of volatility for prospective market participants is non-existent, while incentives for ensuring the infrastructure of the protocol remain high. 

Flux Liquidity Incentives: What You Should Know

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General disclaimer: None of the following should be considered financial or investment advice – please consult a financial professional before engaging in investment related activities.

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) has taken the crypto world by storm in recent months. Used to refer to the decentralized management of exchanges, lending platforms, marketplaces and tokenized assets, DeFi holds the promise of re-imagining finance in a more private, decentralized, and market-based manner. 

Flux Protocol, a rising DeFi project in its own right, has recently launched their Main Net on NEAR Protocol. As a followup to this announcement, Flux CEO Peter Mitchell also released an exclusive look into the liquidity incentives on Flux and the value proposition of using Flux as a market maker, validator, and trader. Here are the most important takeaways from that announcement: 

There is a Huge Opportunity to Earn Flux Tokens By Locking Up nDAI: Flux CEO Peter Mitchell explains it best in the example he provided in his exclusive series, Flux Behind the Scenes: 

“Example: Liquidity providers (LP) supply 10m DAI to select markets that leverage the Flux CPMM. Each day ~171k $FLUX will be distributed to LPs based on the total DAI allocated to markets out of the total liquidity supplied. If the supply is 10m DAI for 30 days, the LPs will earn 5.13m $FLUX.”

What this example demonstrates is the means by which Flux intends to guarantee liquidity for its markets from the very beginning: ¼ of all Flux tokens (25%) will be allocated to network participants who provide liquidity in the form of nDAI and other ERC20 stable coins and assets. Flux tokens are issued to specific markets via community vote, and liquidity providers receive such rewards based on the amount of nDAI they lock up as well as the amount of time they lock it up for.  All in all, this is a HUGE opportunity to earn Flux at the launch and early stages of the protocol. 

Open-Interest is Correlated with Validator Rewards: Second, Peter revealed that open-interest on the platform is correlated with validator rewards via the relationship between open-interest and the total market capitalization of Flux. 

Increasing Rewards: If the market cap is less than 5x the total open-interest across markets, then validator fees (i.e. rewards for resolving markets) are increased via community vote.

Decreasing Rewards: If the market cap is more than 5x the total open-interest across markets, then validator fees (i.e. rewards for resolving markets) are decreased via community vote. 

Putting one and one together, it’s easy to see that the incentive to provide liquidity in the form of open-interest will not only result in yielding Flux to liquidity providers, but it will also most likely result in increasing rewards for Flux Protocol validators. As such, there is a direct incentive to not only yield Flux but to also hold it and stake it on the network. These two upward pressures suggest a high growth in both open-interest and market cap of Flux shortly after the launch of the protocol. 

The Flux Flywheel Is a Win-Win-Win: The ‘Flux Flywheel’ is the process by which mutually reinforcing activities result in positive cyclical growth for the core tenets of the Flux platform:

It starts (1) with liquidity providers earning a yield with Flux and fees from active markets. 

This, as described above (2) increases the validator incentive for holding Flux and resolving market outcomes. 

In turn, (3) developers and entrepreneurs looking to build verticals, are incentivized to build more solutions on markets that already have significant amounts of liquidity. 

Finally, (4) a spike in the number of solutions leads to a vast collection of open-markets that will attract traders, and bolster the overall development of the protocol and all of the pieces involved therein.

As a unique win-win-win, this mutually reinforcing process will continue to expand over time, as more Flux markets become more liquid, with more validators, more verticals, and more traders. 

Over Time Flux Protocol Will Continue to Expand Making Early Participation Especially Rewarding: When we put all of these considerations together, we find that Flux is not only a serious long-term project that will only continue to grow overtime (Note: The Total Addressable Market for Flux is valued at over $12 trillion dollars.) But that for those who are active from the beginning – be it as liquidity providers, early validators, developers and entrepreneurs, and those participating in the social incentive program – stand to serious benefit from the rapid rise and growth of the entire protocol. 

It is an exciting time to be a part of Flux: To get more involved, join the Flux Community on Telegram, or sign up for the Flux Social Incentive Program today! 

About 4NTS: 4NTS Guild is a rising NEAR Guild focused on connecting and communicating NEAR, its different projects, and the tremendous opportunity for entrepreneurs, contributors and other Guilds. Feel free to drop us a line at m@4NTS.com.

Flux Has Arrived: Why The Time For Decentralized Decision Markets Starts Now

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Flux is an Open-Market Protocol that has been in the works for the last 18 months. As the first project to launch on the NEAR Blockchain, there are a number of unique advantages of the Flux platform as a truly decentralized, user-friendly, scalable, and secure protocol for the future of open markets, decentralized finance, and data-driven applications. 

Flux Has Launched: We Hope You Are Ready. 

What is Flux? Understanding in Context

Flux challenges existing prediction markets, while also pioneering the future of decentralized finance (DeFi). On Flux, an ecosystem of stakeholders maintains the creation, resolution, disputation, and conclusion of data-based marketplaces connected to events and people in the real world. As a decentralized protocol, Flux offers any individual, developer, enterprise, and entrepreneur the unique opportunity of building a decentralized application, opening up a new prediction market, trading on existing prediction markets, or participating as a validator in resolving market outcomes in exchange for rewards. 

There are two separate trends that Flux launches on the forefront of: 

The continued rise and existing dominance of internet-based prediction markets.

The Emergence of Decentralized Finance in the Cryptocurrency Industry.

Internet Based Prediction Markets: 

Internet based prediction markets, also known as ‘decision markets’ refer to online platforms from which any individual can set a price on the realization of a future event. Extensive in scope, these markets encompass well-known recreational activities – from sports betting, to predicting the next viral meme – to more advanced predictions from economists and macro traders on future events including black swans, pandemics, revolutions, and military events. As Slate explains, even DARPA has been interested in the development of these markets for national security purposes: 

“That’s why the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has been funding so much research on the topic, hoping that prediction markets can assist military planners.”

For the average user or trader, a prediction market is an opportunity to make a profit off of the behavior of an event or asset. Today, the Total Addressable Market (TAM) for prediction markets is valued at close to $12.3 TRILLION Dollars. Here are the primary verticals where they currently stack up: 

Betting: With a value close to $53.7 billion dollars.

E-Sports: With a value close to $14 billion dollars and rising.  

Global Futures Markets: Estimated value of $12.1 Trillion across a multitude of Assets. 

Social Markets: With a value close to $43 Billion dollars. 

Sports Markets: With an addressable value of roughly $104 billion dollars. 

To date, these markets are highly centralized: Gatekeepers, in the form of exchanges, online betting platforms, or applications have complete control over what markets are offered to users as well as which bets can be made. These same centralized platforms also have the capacity to charge transaction rates for each bet, at a price of their choosing. 

Emerging Markets: DeFi and Superforcasting 

While existing prediction markets are highly popular, two of the most notable emerging trends in both fintech and decision markets include Decentralized Finance (DeFi) as well as Superforcasting. Both are important contextual markers for understanding the full potential of Flux. 

The Rise of Decentralized Finance (DeFi): 

Decentralized finance, as written by Forbes’ Jeff Kauflin refers to “the notion that crypto entrepreneurs can recreate traditional financial instruments in a decentralized architecture, outside of companies’ and governments’ control.” In its current form, DeFi plays are primarily built around marketplaces for decentralized lending, assets, exchanges, and derivatives.

https://defipulse.com/

For Flux Markets, assets and derivatives are especially relevant: As Defirate writes, the traditionally centralized markets for these products are some of the largest markets in the world (in the Trillions of dollars for derivates), while the decentralized replica’s remain extremely underdeveloped and small:  

“The traditional derivatives space is absolutely massive. We’re talking hundreds of trillions or even quadrillions of dollars in market size. DeFi-based derivatives are nowhere near this size and given the potential size in the existing market, there is a substantial amount of room for this sector to grow. As such, derivatives from projects such as Synthetix and Augur have only aggregated $49M in TVL as of writing in September 2019.” 

As such, the potential market that Flux intends to disrupt is perfectly positioned for innovation. 

Superforcasting:  

Less well known, yet still increasingly relevant, is a more analytical and professional niche of decision markets known as ‘Superforcasting’. Pioneered by Dr. Philip Tetlock from the University of Pennsylvania. In essence, what companies like The Good Judgement Project demonstrate, is that there is also professional interest – from large corporations, to government agencies like DARPA, in the usage and monitoring of decision marketplaces. These practices, largely based on probability and statistics, is an emerging industry for policymakers, entrepreneurs, and military organizations. 

The Flux Revolution: 

In the early days of prediction markets, Flux is positioned as an all-encompassing, decentralized platform, at the forefront of both existing and emerging prediction marketplaces. From E-Sports Betting, to Superforcasting black swan events, to using the Flux Platform for decentralized insurance applications, there is no doubt that Flux is building the future of open markets. 

Importantly, there are a number of additional features that Flux incorporates that make it entrenched for the long term:

Flux is building on NEAR Protocol. Flux is the first project launching in the NEAR Ecosystem. That is important for a couple of reasons: Flux is going to be supported by the NEAR Foundation and the community at NEAR. NEAR is debatably one of the most robust blockchain ecosystems to date, in large part due to Nightshade and dynamic sharding. In addition, the NEAR ← → ETH Rainbow bridge recently launched, meaning assets, data, and cross-chain calls can be integrated into Flux from Ethereum.

Flux is Launching With A Selection of Live Products and Tools: The Flux SDK, the Flux App, and the Flux Oracle, are all essential components that help the ecosystem hit the ground running. Additional tooling and incentives, including the Flux Automated Market Mirror, as well as Flux Mechanics, the Flux Beta Program and Flux Liquidity Incentives all provide structure and easy access to prospective developers and liquidity providers. In short: The platform can run at full speed upon launch. 

dApps are Already Building on Flux: To date, 10 teams are already building the future of prediction markets on Flux. While the details of each project will be released in time, it is known that these projects range from E-Sports Betting, to Prediction Exchanges, to News Derivatives, to Social Sports Betting. In essence, a small flow of early adopters ahead of the trillions of dollars looking for cheap and accessible markets in the future! As a beginning, the experiences and success of these teams, will largely affect the speed of development upon the platform. 

 No Competitor is Remotely Comparable To Flux: Across the three most important criteria for any open market, Flux dominates the competition: The Flux platform can handle between 100 – 80,000 transactions per second, with a minimum resolution time of 30 minutes, and cost per transaction of less than $0.01 cent. 

The Time To Get Involved in Flux is Now: 

Flux is in its early stages of development. Interested developers, entrepreneurs, and validators can begin their journey with Flux Protocol by Signing Up for the Flux Social Incentives Program. As markets mature, and the decentralized web continues to grow, there is little doubt that Flux will remain on the cutting edge of decision markets and the innovative applications built therein. 

About 4NTS: 4NTS Guild is a rising NEAR Guild focused on connecting and communicating NEAR, its different projects, and the tremendous opportunity for entrepreneurs, contributors and other Guilds. Feel free to drop us a line at m@4NTS.com