Lyno AI Advances AI-Powered Cross-Chain Arbitrage in DeFi with Early Investor Participation
What Is Just Catching the Eye of Early Investors in Lyno AI
Lyno AI presale is picking up momentum as 296,040 tokens were sold at 0.50 whilst in the Early Bird sale. The sum amount of the schedule will be allocated in this phase 16 million tokens, and the following stage will be raised with the price of 0.055 dollars. This is a short time giving pressure to investors to act quickly.
Momentum is provided by a Growing Community
The community of Lyno AI is already popular, and it continues to develop enormously. This new-found interest is giving a sales boost ahead of time. Project audit of security by Cyberscope increases trust and therefore increases participation.
Restructuring DeFi with AI Ingenuity
Lyno AI takes advantage of the most recent machine learning to conduct arbitrage in more than 15 blockchains of EVM-compatible blockchains. It uses an automated system that collects real-time data, finds profitable trades and makes settlements easier. Traders who have a 98% profitability say that Lyno AI allows retail traders to compete with institutional traders, a reflection of paradigm shift in DeFi.
Bonus to First Members
The Lyno AI Giveaway allows investors spending more than $100 on tokens to enter into a draw to win a share of a 100,000-token prize pool. Each will be endowed with 10,000 tokens and there are 10 winners, which is on top of the early adopters. This reward is a great desire to show its community that Lyno AI values its devotees.
There is Less Time to Enroll
As the Early Bird phase is coming to its expiration, the chance to get the tokens with the price of $0.050 also ends. Investors are advised to hurry up and grab Lyno AI tokens before it reaches a higher price of 0.055. Taking immediate action will guarantee optimum potential in such a novel project.
Conclusion
Lyno AI is taking the bull by the horns joining forces to create decentralised finance with the power of AI, a secure platform with audited security and an expanding community. The high market confidence is evident in its presale success, and its special giveaway. Any investor who wants something real in the hyped market needs to hurry up and be a part of the transforming effect that is Lyno AI.
For more information about LYNO visit the links below:
Website: https://lyno.ai/
Buy Presale- https://lyno.ai/#presale
Whitepaper: https://lyno.ai/whitepaper.pdf
Twitter/X: https://x.com/Lyno_AI
Telegram: https://t.me/lyno_ai
Win 100k: https://gleam.io/KCCV3/lyno-ai-giveaway
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