But the thing is that you are forced to hold 2000 NULS here? I guess this is still on the experimental stage so there's no success rate as of today. So I'm still a bit skeptics of this whole staking business model. It still depends on which project NULS are going to partnered with, currently its Aleph, so if Aleph became successful on the future, then definitely it's worth to hold and bag NULS. You also have the option to received Aleph tokens. But the big question is what happens if Aleph failed as a project?
I looked into this a bit and it looks like NULS SCO is currently only working with Chinese projects. This would be a great idea to watch and see what happens until it rolls out in the US
What work in China might not work in US soil.