stabble documentation v1.0
  • introduction
    • Welcome
    • Background
    • Why stabble
  • The protocol
    • General information
    • stabble's innovations
    • Supported wallets
    • Swaps
    • Liquidity Pools
    • $STB staking
  • $STB & veSTB token
    • General information
    • Tokenomics
    • Airdrop — Season 2
  • Appendix
    • Fees
    • Team
    • Roadmap
    • Legal disclaimer
    • References
  • links
    • Technical Whitepaper
    • www.stabble.org
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$STB staking

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Last updated 5 months ago

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$STB is the primary token that can be staked and works as a medium of exchange.

For locking $STB tokens within our staking pool, users receive veSTB (ve = vested escrow) tokens, which enable multipliers, governance functions, and discounts. The veSTB tokens are non-transferable.

We believe in rewarding our community, investors, and token holders for contributing to the growth of our platform. As part of this effort, we offer $STB staking within our protocol. Our staking pool is accessible to all users, and joining is as simple as choosing the amount of $STB tokens to stake and confirming the transaction. As a bonus, stakers earn 14 percent of all generated fees by our liquidity pools, making it an attractive opportunity for anyone looking to maximize their returns.

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