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NULS & DWF Labs Strategic Investment & Partnership Announcement

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NULS is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with DWF Labs, the global digital asset market maker, and multi-stage web3 investment firm. By partnering with DWF Labs, we seek to foster the growth of the NULS ecosystem projects and thrive to deliver the most trustworthy products and services within our ability to our community.

In addition to the independently developed NVM blockchain, NULS has recently launched the ENULS blockchain network that is fully compatible with EVM, which will help developers easily create a project in the NULS ecosystem.

“We are excited to embark on a strategic partnership with NULS, an innovative blockchain platform that simplifies the development process and empowers businesses to implement cutting-edge technologies. NULS’ fluid, cost-effective, and time-saving solutions are a game-changer for developers with minimal blockchain experience, and we at DWF Labs are dedicated to supporting and nurturing the growth of this groundbreaking project. Our collaboration with NULS aligns perfectly with our mission to facilitate the development of efficient and affordable blockchain-based solutions for a wide range of applications.” — Andrei Grachev, Managing Partner, DWF Labs”

We look forward to cooperating with DWF Labs to better help the construction of the NULS ecosystem in the future. NULS has a good blockchain underlying foundation, and our goal is to become one of the world’s major blockchain technology adoption solutions. The ChainBox provided by NULS can help other projects quickly customize their own blockchains. It is simpler than Cosmos-SDK and adopts a microservice structure. It can use different programming languages to write a microservice module.

“By partnering with DWF Labs, one of the leading digital asset market makers and multi-stage Web3 investment firms across the globe, relying on their professional skills and services, we believe that the liquidity and performance of NULS assets can be enhanced. NULS is always committed to facilitating the development of cost-effective and efficient solutions using blockchain technology, and our products and services perfectly match this mission. With DWF joining our alliance, we foresee a future for both parties that is exuberant, promising, and decentralized.” — Reaper, the co-founder of NULS blockchain.

About DWF Labs

DWF Labs is the global digital asset market maker and multi-stage Web3 investment firm, supporting portfolio companies from token listing to market making to OTC trading solutions.With offices in Singapore, Switzerland, the UAE, Hong Kong, South Korea, and BVI, the investment company DWF Labs is an affiliate of Digital Wave Finance (DWF), which consistently ranks among the top 5 trading entities by volume in the cryptocurrency world through its proprietary technology for high-frequency trading.

About NULS

NULS is a blockchain infrastructure that provides customizable services and global open-source community blockchain projects. NULS adopts micro-services to achieve a highly modular underlying architecture, using smart contracts and cross-chain technologies, combined with the ability of ChainBox to quickly build chains, reduce development costs, and accelerate blockchain business application landing.

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