Inubis (INUBIS)

Inubis (INUBIS) is a deflationary ERC-20 token issued on the Ethereum network. It serves as the governance and utility currency of the Inubis Project’s blockchain-based ecosystem. With a total supply of 100 Trillion tokens, Inubis aims to bridge the gap between traditional and decentralized finance by developing next-generation products and protocols. These products and protocols aim to make financial transactions more equitable and include features like DeFi, gaming, NFTs, charity, and education. In addition to providing financial rewards to investors, Inubis is dedicated to wildlife conservation and protection, aiming to leverage blockchain technology to support ecological restoration, climate change mitigation, and rural development.

Inubis prioritizes safety and security for its investors. The liquidity in the pool has been locked with a time-based function on Unicrypt to protect investors. The community-driven project also employs an auto-deflationary mechanism where 1% of every transaction is collected in a ‘BurnFund’ Wallet. These tokens are then repurchased from the market and immediately burned using the Ethereum accumulated in the BurnFund Wallet. This reduces the token supply and helps stabilize the price. Additionally, holders of Inubis tokens can earn passive income through dividend distributions, where 5% of all transactions are redistributed as Ethereum dividends to wallets holding at least 20 billion tokens.

Inubis offers a feature-rich cryptocurrency wallet and tracker called NubiWallet. This wallet provides users with high security and full control over their funds and collectible keys. It also includes token analytics, reward tracking, and automatic dust detection. NubiWallet empowers users to securely buy, trade, store, and earn crypto. Inubis is also developing a decentralized exchange (DEX) called TombSwap, which allows users to swap between ERC tokens at lightning-fast speeds easily. Liquidity providers on TombSwap can earn yield from transaction fees and liquidity incentives.