Hash Cards

a 3D non-fungible token is a distinct crypto asset that can be used within the cybersecurity space to strengthen the security and privacy of digital assets.

To ensure the security and privacy of digital manufacturing assets, 3D NFTs are encoded in a way that can help to authenticate the sensitive data owners, making digital data management tasks much more transferable and transparent. Besides being 3D NFTs, these also have a specified feature of illusion effects.

These 3D NFTs are fractional NFTs, that can be owned by multiple owners. Because Hash20 offers a distinctive NFT staking feature, hence the fractionality of our NFTs can referenced as the partcipants in different staking pools.

NFT holders can deposit their NFTs in a vault to earn interest on assets that would otherwise sit idly in a wallet.

You can use Hash20 NFT to stake in pools using NFT tokens paired with BNB. The platform’s liquidity pools allow you to earn a decent APY.

Fractional Ownership

The four hash cards specifically used in the hash cycles are usually held in joint ownership with other project members. The functionality of hash card ownership is the equal division of authority among and partners to ensure equal rights to all holders, as well as, the equal right to profit by all.

However, in such a case that the entire group decides to sell off their shared asset, they can do so on any online marketplace, and then receive an equal share from the sale of the hash card. The entire process from entrance to partnership to sale of their rights, full process is automated by the code of the underlying smart contract Hash-Cycle

Attributes of Hash cards

Hash cards are developed on the BEP-20 and ERC-721 token standard to maintain their individuality and non-fungibility property.

The protocol uses four different kinds of illuminated hash cards, each of which is specifically tailored to reflect the preferences of a certain group by having individualised return rates, locking times, and other defining characteristics.