ICO Network Tower Coin

NTC is a financial hub connecting decentralized Web3 applications. As an integral part of the Web3 stack NTC enables value settlement between dApps and largest interconnected networks in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Thanks to uncapped value at stake originating from both real world and interchain space NTC provides secure Layer 2 platform for deploying decentralized applications and issuing digital assets.

Easy Layer 2 Network Deployment
Build customizable layer 2 networks with NTC Network. Achieve more growth with easy development through NTC Network.

Layer 2 Interoperability
Your custom layer 2 network can be connected to any other layer 2 in Network tower Network. The Cross-Layer Message Protocol supports network communication without going through base layer.

Decentralized Governance
NTC Network is governed by NTC stakeholders. Decentralized governance allows network upgrades, ecosystem expansion, and protocol improvement to be coordinated and enacted autonomously.

Higher Security
Staking NTC provides a higher level of security for your layer 2 network. Network Tower Network ensures that all layer 2 networks are fully verified from day one.

NTC community
NTC Network provides decentralized and scalable oracles for data points (incl. price feeds) of the entire crypto-market. This includes the mid-tail and the long-tail of datapoints that are not available on other oracles.

Our decentralized oracles provide comprehensively rich data points pertaining to thousands of cryptocurrencies, stocks, real estate, volatility data, and more.

Network Tower is designed to be used in one of two ways:

• First-Class Data (FCD) which are the data points that are always available on-chain. These are the most frequently used data sets such as highly traded crypto-pairs, top crypto-fiat pairs, and some unique data feeds from our developers such as implied volatility (IV) for BTC and ETH.
• Layer 2 Data which includes rich and comprehensive data points for top crypto-pairs & non-crypto pairs, indices, implied and realised volatilities, and more.