Lyno AI says it is developing an AI-arbitrage crypto protocol and running a LYNO token sale

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Lyno AI is a crypto project that, according to its own materials, is building an AI-assisted arbitrage protocol and has launched a token sale for the $LYNO token. Details about any technology, funding progress, and timelines are project-reported and may change.

Token sale details reported by Lyno AI

The project describes an ā€œEarly Birdā€ sale phase and lists a token price of $0.050, with a later phase described as approximately $0.055. It also reports that 415,355 tokens have been sold and that $20,767 has been collected so far. These figures are not independently verified in this article.

The project also promotes a giveaway tied to participation thresholds. Giveaways and similar marketing incentives can carry additional terms and risks, and readers should review the official rules and eligibility conditions directly.

What the project says it is building

According to Lyno AI, the protocol is intended to use automated systems to scan price differences across multiple networks and execute cross-chain trades. The project states that its tooling monitors 15+ networks, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Polygon. As with any arbitrage strategy, real-world outcomes may be affected by liquidity, fees, slippage, latency, and operational constraints.

Lyno AI also states that its smart contracts were audited by Cyberscope . The project describes the LYNO token as a governance asset used to vote on protocol parameters such as upgrades and fees. Audits can reduce certain classes of risk but do not eliminate risk, and smart-contract exploits and operational failures remain possible.

Notes on projections and market commentary

Online commentary around early-stage tokens can include aggressive performance projections and comparisons to past market cycles. Such claims are speculative and should not be treated as reliable indicators of future performance.

Lyno AI says its system aims to identify inefficiencies across fragmented liquidity. Whether any strategy performs as intended depends on execution, market conditions, and the technical and economic design of the protocol.

Conclusion

Lyno AI describes an AI-assisted arbitrage product and an associated LYNO token sale. Readers considering engaging with early-stage token offerings may want to review primary documents, understand smart-contract and market risks, and evaluate whether claims are independently verifiable.

Ā For more information about LYNO see the references below:

Website (for reference):https://lyno.ai/Ā Ā 

Whitepaper:https://lyno.ai/whitepaper.pdfĀ 

Twitter/X:https://x.com/Lyno_AIĀ 

Contact Details:
LYNO AI
[email protected]


This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.

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