According to official news, the Metis Decentralized Sorter (DSEQ) restart has begun, with ENKI as the first participant to assist in the revival of the incentive mechanism coordination between network infrastructure, dApps, and users. 15,000 METIS will flow through the ENKI ecosystem to enhance the liquidity depth and LST adoption rate of Metis DeFi.
There is currently an opportunity to earn rewards from the ENKI liquidity pool on Netswap:
-ENKI/NETT - 793.1306% APR
-ENKI/METIS - 684.8692% APR
-eMetis/METIS - 271.9262% APR
The main highlights of the ENKI role are as follows:
Enhanced reward structure: ENKI will receive up to 15,000 METIS, with these rewards coming from DSEQ node operations and LST protocol incentives. These rewards will strategically enhance the liquidity pool, incentivize user participation, and strengthen ecosystem engagement;
LST integration advantages: The reintegration of ENKI highlights the importance of LST as a bridge between network infrastructure and DeFi applications. By redesigning how rewards are guided through decentralized sorter operations, ENKI will facilitate increased liquidity, stable token economics, and sustainable reward opportunities;
Setting standards: As the first protocol in the DSEQ restart, ENKI will establish benchmark metrics such as liquidity depth, reward distribution efficiency, and user engagement to pave the way for future integrations.
In December last year, Metis officially announced the launch of the DSEQ restart plan, focusing on 'innovation and optimization'. Through a brand new performance-based reward mechanism, it further incentivizes active participation from the community and ecosystem partners. The DSEQ restart plan will offer multiple rewards, including node rewards (up to 5,000 METIS per month), node and LST protocol rewards (an additional up to 10,000 METIS per month), and special rewards such as ecosystem collaborative project tokens. At the same time, Metis will support project growth and deepen collaboration with the ecosystem through technical support, marketing subsidies, and resource integration.