Nikolay * IT Master *

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@ValentinMoshuk but not in this project!

@nikolay_it This is the worst! But we have to get up... shake off the past shit and move on—there’s no other way.

🔴THE TRUTH ABOUT NODES IN 2024-2026 Let me be straight with you — no sugarcoating. Running nodes right now is completely unprofitable. You invest money in hardware, electricity, time — and end up with a pure loss. 💸 Do the math: 🔸Server rental/hardware 🔸Time spent on setup & maintenance 🔸Stress & nerves All of this for tokens that either never launch or get dumped into the ground at listing Over the past years the only project I can honestly highlight is @nillion — the only one that actually delivered something real. Everything else? Just a #scam wrapped in a pretty whitepaper. 🤡 And here's a perfect real-life example — @NexusLabs People were running nodes since 2024. Spending money, time and resources. Waiting. Believing. The result? A couple of dollars in rewards. And the best part? You can't even sell them 😂 That's your "earnings" for an entire year of running a node. This isn't just a failure — it's a straight up disrespect to the community ❌ The "run a node → get tokens → get rich" narrative is dead These projects know exactly what they're doing — they're simply using the community as free infrastructure 💬 NOW YOUR TURN — let's be honest with each other 🔹 What nodes are you running or have run? 🔹 How much did you invest vs how much did you actually get? 🔹 Which projects turned out to be a complete scam? 🔹 Which ones actually paid out something decent? Drop your results in the comments 👇 ⚠️ My conclusion Until a project shows up with truly transparent economics and a proven payout history, don't waste your money on nodes This is my personal opinion based on personal experience and personal losses 📉 #nodes #noderunner #crypto #web3 #blockchain #defi #cryptomining #passiveincome #nexus #nillion #cryptoscam #rugpull

@Ju1i_crypto @Wartask1 @NexusLabs It's painful and sad. When you've invested so much time and resources and paid for all that electricity

@Wartask1 @NexusLabs Yes, that's bad

All that effort for this? For months, people were running @NexusLabs nodes, grinding socials, and collecting badges thinking it would actually pay off A lot of real money went into server rentals and badge claims, only to end up with token allocations worth $3–5

@KeithbmBG @Wartask1 @NexusLabs 100%

@Wartask1 @NexusLabs Nexus is a scam project

@Wartask1 @NexusLabs I confirm. I wasted 1.5 years of my life on the Nexus project.” -Ran nodes. -Completed quests. -Mined NFTs. -Posted on Twitter. -“Lived” in the project's Discord. -Had a rank there. Got 2 roles. -I wrote the instructions... And the result (applause): making about 5 bucks.

@pittpv 🤝

@nikolay_it I've had the same thing. All my recent projects have been exactly the same 😀

“The story of how I wasted 1.5 years of my life on the Nexus project.” - Ran nodes. - Completed quests. - Mined NFTs. - Posted on Twitter. - “Lived” in the project's Discord. - Had a rank there. Got 2 roles. And the result (applause): making about 5 bucks. 😆🤣🤣🤣

@Keeperssd @NexusLabs I confirm. I wasted 1.5 years of my life on the Nexus project.” Ran nodes. Completed quests. Mined NFTs. Posted on Twitter. “Lived” in the project's Discord. Had a rank there. Got 2 roles. I wrote the instructions... And the result (applause): making about 5 bucks.

Nexus. Another scam 2026 is truly the year of scams, shutdowns, and disappointments in retrohunting. Almost every week another project we interacted with dies, and even the ones that finally reach TGE often end up scamming their community. — This time it was @NexusLabs : from 2024 to 2026 they kept users busy with provers, testnets, farming, quests, and endless activities - and what did people get in the end? Pennies that you often can’t even claim properly. — So what actually happened? • As usual - nothing good. Another project that was supposed to become a technological Layer 1 ended up being just another scam, giving users a worthless “reward” after 1.5 years of farming, running nodes, and wasting resources. • What did the project even do? • Delayed mainnet over and over again • Built random DEXes and protocols • Ran 3 testnet phases • Forced prover activities • Launched a points system • Added paid badge minting • Created social farming campaigns • Did countless collaborations • Even built some kind of “ecosystem” — But in the end it’s just some useless piece of garbage that barely works, and nobody even understands what it was made for. Most likely that $25M went into apartments in downtown New York instead. — What happened at TGE? • A few days before launch, people found their contract where token allocations were already visible. In Discord the team kept saying: “It’s fake, don’t trust it, no announcements yet.” Then suddenly, with zero communication, zero announcements, and no transparency, they quietly launched TGE behind everyone’s back - with a decent valuation and listings on major exchanges. — At first it looked like maybe they were doing a stealth “alpha launch” similar to what Hyperliquid and Lighter did before. But then regarding the airdrop they simply wrote: “No airdrop - For fun.” — So where did people get tokens from? Simple: they converted testnet points into mainnet tokens. The problem is - you can’t do anything with them. You can’t sell them, there’s no liquidity, no real utility, they’re just meaningless numbers sitting in the explorer. — And you can’t even bridge them because there’s no bridge. Right now it’s literally just a useless placeholder token you can only look at. — In reality people received absolute crumbs. Honestly, you could probably walk outside for 30 minutes and find more spare change on the street than what Nexus gave users through this “drop.” Another greedy company that kept the real supply for themselves while screwing over the community. • How to check your virtual “airdrop”? • Go to explorer.nexus.xyz • Paste your Nexus address • See your tiny amount of $NEX tokens — Final thoughts • At first the project looked solid: $25M raised from tier-1 funds in a single round, a decent-looking team, American CEO, ~50 employees, US office, launched during peak bull market hype - and in the end, classic crypto story: the money likely went into salaries, houses, apartments, and cars, while the community got left with nothing. — And as always Binance Alpha users got treated better than actual long-term farmers and node runners. Same old market story — Honestly, I’m just angry at this point. I no longer expect anything from most old projects that have already been farmed to death. Right now I’m simply flowing toward perps, prediction markets, AI, Base, some vibe coding, and generally whatever is actually relevant in the current market. 2026

Nexus Mainnet is now officially live @ UTC 14:00 Check your balances via RPC: ``` cast balance <ADDRESS> --ether --rpc-url mainnet.rpc.nexus.xyz ```

The “claim” feature is working. The tokens are credited to your account and don't disappear from your transaction history. - HOWEVER, the Nexus and Explorer wallets aren't displaying them correctly yet. - You can view your actual balance in MetaMask if you import your Nexus cw.

@Ju1i_crypto Oh, this Nexus - I'm speechless. It's my only hope. 😂😆

AI agents aren’t just changing UX in crypto. They’re changing the entire math of onchain activity. 10,000 human traders might generate 50k transactions per day. 100 agents can push that past 10M. And this is only the beginning. Agents don’t sleep, wait, or click buttons. They rebalance portfolios, run arbitrage, make markets, and pay for compute 24/7. Most blockchains were designed for humans. The next wave needs infrastructure built for machine-speed execution. That’s where @NexusLabs comes in: verifiable compute + an execution layer designed for an agent-native economy. The next crypto cycle will be defined by throughput, deterministic execution, and TPS at a completely different scale.

..:: Nexus - What's Happening ::.. More Information. --- Source: discord.com/channels/12829…

After months of waiting, we’ve finally received some news from the project. At least we know something now. --- - Thanks, KAY | Nexus CM 🤝

To be more precise, the issue is: This bug has been unfixed for almost a month now. Points for which a “Claim” has been requested disappear from the “Claim history”...

# 1. where`s the points, NEXUS ! Points that have been in “Claim” status for nearly a month disappear from the “Claim history” on the third day (~72 hours). And they aren't credited to the account !

#3. where`s the points, NEXUS ! - Where can we find information about what’s actually happening? - ... --- P.S. The lack of clear, reliable information is causing serious mistrust in the project. 🙄🤔

#2. where`s the points, NEXUS ! The team hasn’t provided any updates either, which raises questions: - Are “nodes” required? Or can they be disabled? - What about the award for the community, in recognition of its contributions to the project?

@NexusLabs @Blueprint_DeFi 🤔...

Institutions are quietly moving onchain. @Blueprint_DeFi built the infrastructure to absorb those flows — vaults that deploy capital across blue-chip DeFi protocols and return institutional-grade yield. The latest episode of Exponential: blog.nexus.xyz/exponential-ep…

@NexusLabs good news 👍

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