Bluzelle will launch the mining pool application Curium by the end of 2024, allowing anyone to earn BLZ
The decentralized storage protocol Bluzelle announced the development of easy-to-install storage node technology, allowing users to earn BLZ tokens on computers or mobile devices. Bluzelle has addressed the technical barriers and device limitations for running nodes, enabling users to easily install node applications on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, or iOS. The amount of BLZ they earn will be determined by the online time of their devices.
Neeraj Murarka, co-founder and CTO of the project, stated that this technology allows users to help run games and store NFTs in their spare time and receive corresponding rewards.
Bluzelle plans to launch the Curium storage node application by the end of 2024.
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