Nova-Dox
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From strange-looking whales to monkeys, NFT today is all about digital art that can turn out to be a profitable investment over time. The rarer an NFT, the more chances of a good turnover. Today, all NFT collections are about collectors running after rare pieces.

Nova-Dox is an NFT collection that takes a different route. With guaranteed profits paid out in stablecoins, the project offers viable profitable investments with little to no risk.

Passive Profits Through NFTs

Nova-Dox is an NFT project like none other. Using an in-house trading software, it uses derivatives such as options and futures to smartly trade ETH and generate profits.

Crypto enthusiasts who have always wanted to dive into crypto derivative trading but faced barriers like trading complexity or simply inaccessibility can now enjoy it - thanks to Nova-Dox.

Users can get their hands on the different Nova-Dox NFTs available on OpenSea. The NFT represents your investment (the amount you pay for purchasing the NFT) and the time lock for staking.

Depending on these, Nova-Dox calculates the profit payable at the end of the term. Nova-Dox guarantees profits, which can be as high as 50% of the initial investment, all paid out in USDT. So NFT backers know how much profit they will achieve. The profits can be calculated in advance using the Nova-Dox website calculator.

With the NFT and the profits in hand, holders practically generate profits without the need to seek out rare NFTs or trade them.

Of course, investors have the option to trade their NFTs at any time. But the profits are only sent to the wallet that holds the NFT at the time of staking maturity. When the initial investment and the rewards are sent to the token holder, the token holder remains the owner of the collectible NFT. The price on the secondary market is an additional bonus on top of the staking rewards.

Secured Derivative Crypto Trading

Nova-Dox achieves guaranteed profits through its in-house and time-tested ETH trading software. The trading expertise was greatly highlighted in the 2022 bear market. While ETH shed 80% of its value, Nova-Dox generated a 30% profit, a unique result for software that trades exclusively with long positions.

While the powerful software can help in generating larger than normal profits, security is paramount for Nova-Dox. A collaboration with derivative crypto exchange Deribit means that all withdrawals are manually verified by the exchange and only to a single contact address. This ensures only the official Nova-Dox contract is used to distribute the profits.

Each withdrawal within the contract is audited by a third party as an additional layer of funds security.

Nova-Dox: The Dog Collection

George Vesters, the CEO and Founder of Nova-Dox is an animal lover and uses 10% of all the profits the platform makes to help shelter troubled canines. The initial Nova-Dox collection has the face of the first dog saved, Jimmy.

With the portion of the profits set out to protect neglected dogs, future NFTs will have illustrations of all the dogs saved by George and Nova-Dox.

Speaking of NFTs, Nova-Dox already has 4 collections out. The first and the third collection, the Early Investors 1 and Mini Collection 1 are already sold out. NFTs from the Early Investor Round 2 and Standard Staking collections are still available on OpenSea.

While the NFT collections are composed of only 444 tokens, the quantity has no impact on the collection's rarity value. Since the NFTs rely on the invested amount and the guaranteed returns, the Nova-Dox collection can be expanded as more and more users buy from the collection. In fact, the more people buy to realize that the profits offered by Nova-Dox are more than the market, it will only help increase the popularity over time.

The complete Nova-Dox NFT collection is available on OpenSea. Select your NFT, earn rewards, and help save a poor dog by providing care and a loving home with Nova-Dox.

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