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Things You Need to Know About Staking USUAL
1. There is no lock-up period for staking. This means you can unlock (unstake) at any time.
2. However, unlocking your stake will incur a 10% deduction of USUALx. The deducted 10% will be split into three parts: one-third goes to USUAL*, one-third goes to those still staking USUALx, and one-third is burned.
3. USUALx can be sent to other wallets. You need to be careful not to accidentally send USUALx to bad actors.
4. USUALx automatically compounds, and your earnings are reflected in: the increase in the amount of USUAL that each USUALx can be exchanged for. However, it should be emphasized again that unlocking your stake will incur a 10% deduction of USUALx. This means that if you do not want to incur a loss in terms of the currency's value, you need to ensure that your earnings from USUALx cover the amount returned upon unstaking.
5. Investment carries risks; please make sure you understand what you are doing. NFA
Things You Need to Know About Staking USUAL
1. There is no lock-up period for staking. This means you can unlock (unstake) at any time.
2. However, unlocking your stake will incur a 10% deduction of USUALx. The deducted 10% will be split into three parts: one-third goes to USUAL*, one-third goes to those still staking USUALx, and one-third is burned.
3. USUALx can be sent to other wallets. You need to be careful not to accidentally send USUALx to bad actors.
4. USUALx automatically compounds, and your earnings are reflected in: the increase in the amount of USUAL that each USUALx can be exchanged for. However, it should be emphasized again that unlocking your stake will incur a 10% deduction of USUALx. This means that if you do not want to incur a loss in terms of the currency's value, you need to ensure that your earnings from USUALx cover the amount returned upon unstaking.
5. Investment carries risks; please make sure you understand what you are doing. NFA
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