TechFlow news: Lumoz, a modular computing layer and ZKRaaS platform, has announced that the public sale of its zkVerifier nodes will officially begin today at 3:00 PM Beijing time, open to all users. Unlike the completed private sale round (June 17) and whitelist round (June 25), the public sale imposes no eligibility requirements. Users who participated in the private sale but failed to pay the final installment on time have had their purchase rights canceled, and their nodes have been rolled over into the public sale. This means public sale participants still have the chance to acquire Tier1–Tier5 nodes at prices starting as low as 200 USDT—first come, first served. Please prepare accordingly!
There are a total of 100,000 zkVerifier nodes, divided into 10 Tiers. Over half (approximately 58%) have already been sold, with 25,580 nodes currently participating in Lumoz’s license staking campaign. This exclusive benefit program for node holders runs for 40 days (June 25 – August 4), offering a total reward pool of 40 million Lumoz Points—1 million distributed daily. Participants can also join teams to earn bonus points. For full details, please visit the official Lumoz website.
Lumoz is a leading modular compute layer and ZK-RaaS platform. It recently closed a new funding round at a $300 million valuation and plans to launch its mainnet in Q3 this year. In addition to the ongoing 40 million-point incentive campaign (before mainnet launch), node holders will receive 25% of the Lumoz Token mining rewards (after mainnet launch) and potential token airdrops from new chains within the Lumoz ecosystem.
