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updated $0Market cap$3.28M
Volume 24h$58.88K
Circulating supply307.06M31% of max 1B
All-time high$0.1-96% from peak · 2024-02-15
Neluns (ticker: NLS) is a cryptocurrency token issued on the Ethereum blockchain under the ERC-20 standard. In plain terms, it's a digital asset that doesn't run on its own blockchain — every NLS transaction is recorded and secured by Ethereum's network. The project's official website is neluns.io, and the total supply is hard-capped at one billion coins.
Frequently asked questions
What is Neluns (NLS) and how is it different from other cryptocurrencies?
Neluns is an ERC-20 token, meaning it runs on top of the Ethereum blockchain rather than maintaining its own separate network. Unlike native coins such as Bitcoin or Ether, NLS depends on Ethereum's infrastructure for security and transaction processing. Its fixed maximum supply of one billion tokens also distinguishes it from coins that can be issued without a limit.
How does Neluns work under the hood — does it have its own consensus mechanism?
No. NLS has no blockchain or consensus of its own: as an ERC-20 token, its transfers are validated by Ethereum's network, which operates on a Proof-of-Stake consensus. All of the token's rules — balances, transfers, and total supply — are written into its smart contract at 0x58f8c2bf72d993093d2e5aa5a1a04e21a5c946e4, which anyone can verify directly on the blockchain.
How is the NLS emission and supply structured?
The supply is hard-capped at 1,000,000,000 NLS, so no more than a billion tokens can ever exist. There is no mining — tokens are minted strictly according to the logic encoded in the smart contract. A hard cap means issuance is predetermined and cannot be expanded beyond the limit, which is a structural property of the token rather than a promise about its value.
How do I store and use Neluns (NLS) tokens?
Because NLS is an ERC-20 token, any Ethereum-compatible wallet will do: MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or hardware wallets like Ledger and Trezor. If your wallet doesn't detect the token automatically, add it manually using the official contract address 0x58f8c2bf72d993093d2e5aa5a1a04e21a5c946e4 to be sure you're holding the genuine asset. Keep in mind that transfers are paid in ETH, so you'll need a small amount of Ether in the same wallet to cover network fees.