[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  NKLinh [@NKLinhzk](/creator/twitter/NKLinhzk) on x 8562 followers Created: 2025-07-20 09:54:17 UTC X Questions I Need Answered Before Trusting @NetworkNoya @NetworkNoya has been popping up more often lately. As someone who's spent time in the DeFi space, I decided to take a closer look. But the deeper I went, the more unclear things became. There are a few key questions I think anyone should be asking before getting involved. First, how does their AI actually work? The Terms of Use mention that strategies are managed by AI, but there's no detail on what that really means. Is it a real machine learning model trained on relevant data, or just a basic algorithm following fixed rules? Without transparency, it's hard to know if the system is making smart decisions or just guessing. Second, how are risks handled? From what I’ve read, users are fully responsible for any losses. That’s common in DeFi, but still, is there any kind of insurance fund or built-in protection if something goes wrong? A smart contract bug or market crash shouldn’t wipe out users with no safety net. Third, what are the actual costs of using NOYA across chains? The platform runs on multiple blockchains, which adds flexibility. But in practice, that can mean extra gas fees, bridging costs, and slippage. I haven’t seen any clear numbers that show how much this might affect returns. Fourth, who has audited the smart contracts? I couldn’t find any mention of third-party audits from firms like Certik or PeckShield. For a platform using AI to manage funds, this feels like a major oversight. If there hasn't been an audit yet, when will it happen? Finally, how involved can the community be? Right now, there’s no DAO, no mention of governance tokens, and no clear way for users to participate beyond just using the app. That makes me wonder what the long-term vision really is and who gets to shape it. @NetworkNoya seems to be building something interesting. But if they want to attract users who ask hard questions, like me, they’ll need to be more transparent. A proper FAQ and a detailed technical whitepaper would be a great start. XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [coins ai](/topic/coins-ai) [Post Link](https://x.com/NKLinhzk/status/1946871275621880097)
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NKLinh @NKLinhzk on x 8562 followers
Created: 2025-07-20 09:54:17 UTC
X Questions I Need Answered Before Trusting @NetworkNoya
@NetworkNoya has been popping up more often lately. As someone who's spent time in the DeFi space, I decided to take a closer look. But the deeper I went, the more unclear things became. There are a few key questions I think anyone should be asking before getting involved.
First, how does their AI actually work? The Terms of Use mention that strategies are managed by AI, but there's no detail on what that really means. Is it a real machine learning model trained on relevant data, or just a basic algorithm following fixed rules? Without transparency, it's hard to know if the system is making smart decisions or just guessing.
Second, how are risks handled? From what I’ve read, users are fully responsible for any losses. That’s common in DeFi, but still, is there any kind of insurance fund or built-in protection if something goes wrong? A smart contract bug or market crash shouldn’t wipe out users with no safety net.
Third, what are the actual costs of using NOYA across chains? The platform runs on multiple blockchains, which adds flexibility. But in practice, that can mean extra gas fees, bridging costs, and slippage. I haven’t seen any clear numbers that show how much this might affect returns.
Fourth, who has audited the smart contracts? I couldn’t find any mention of third-party audits from firms like Certik or PeckShield. For a platform using AI to manage funds, this feels like a major oversight. If there hasn't been an audit yet, when will it happen?
Finally, how involved can the community be? Right now, there’s no DAO, no mention of governance tokens, and no clear way for users to participate beyond just using the app. That makes me wonder what the long-term vision really is and who gets to shape it.
@NetworkNoya seems to be building something interesting. But if they want to attract users who ask hard questions, like me, they’ll need to be more transparent. A proper FAQ and a detailed technical whitepaper would be a great start.
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