Staking
$HOME is the utility and governance token of Defi App. It rewards activity, engagement, and early adoption — learn more on the Tokenomics page.
Staking, or temporarily locking, your HOME tokens is a way for you to contribute to Defi App's growth while earning rewards.
How Staking $HOME Works
You can choose to stake your $HOME for the following durations:
You cannot unstake, transfer, or sell staked $HOME until your stake duration completes.
3 months
1.5x
6 months
2.0x
9 months
2.5x
12 months
3.0x
Users that stake $HOME receive a multiplier based on the staking duration chosen. The multiplier will be applied to your Defi App swap and perpetual trades.
This multiplier is only applied if you have available charges. If you run out of charges, you won’t receive multiplied XP. Users may stake $HOME to receive additional charges.
Benefits of Staking $HOME
Early stakers will gain outsized influence in the future growth of Defi App. 45% of the $HOME supply is set aside for community and ecosystem initiatives.
1. Double Your Airdrop Allocation (Season 1 only)
The community voted to increase the Season 1 airdrop from 5% to 10% of total supply. This bonus allocation flows exclusively to $HOME stakers.
Maximum Reward: stake 100% of your allocation for 12 months = 100% bonus tokens
2. Earn XP up to 3x Faster
Stakers can activate up to a 3x multiplier on XP gains, depending on stake duration. The longer you stake, the more XP you earn from daily Defi App usage.
3. Accelerated Unstake Schedule
Bonus tokens unstake weekly, but the faster you earn Season 2 XP, the faster your bonus unstakes.
4. Governance Power
Vote on protocol integrations, fee distribution, treasury buybacks, and the future direction of Defi App.
To learn more, see Governance.
5. Battle Royale Advantage
Stakers gain material advantages in the faction-based PvP showdown every two weeks, with increased voting weight and higher Battle Royale scores.
To learn more, seee Battle Royale.
Stake Your $HOME
To stake $HOME:
Click Stake HOME to confirm the transaction.
You're done!
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