Looking at the staking structure easily, staking ZKC at 10% means that you are committing to handle 10% of the network proof requests. As the proof requests increase, provers will naturally have to stake more ZKC.
In other words, it can be said that there is a virtuous cycle structure where network growth and token value move together.
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Rerdogdu
· 09-04 08:50
Watching Closely 🔍
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GateUser-780cddaf
· 09-04 06:57
nice research dood
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Aminuss12
· 09-04 04:38
Real value, real vision — this one stands out in the crowd.
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Aminuss12
· 09-04 04:37
HODL Tight 💪
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Aminuss12
· 09-04 04:37
HODL Tight 💪
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Aminuss12
· 09-04 04:37
HODL Tight 💪
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CyberpunkDanny
· 09-04 04:21
staking ZKC at 10%
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NFTHoarder
· 09-04 03:53
I've been optimistic about this project for a long time, okay? Those who understand, understand.
Boundless $ZKC Staking 🥩
Looking at the staking structure easily, staking ZKC at 10% means that you are committing to handle 10% of the network proof requests. As the proof requests increase, provers will naturally have to stake more ZKC.
In other words, it can be said that there is a virtuous cycle structure where network growth and token value move together.