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Mint Chain initiates staking and re-staking, realizing decentralized sharing of ecological benefits

Mint Chain initiates staking and re-staking, realizing decentralized sharing of ecological benefits

Bitget2025/03/10 07:26

PANews reported on March 10th that according to official news, Mint Blockchain has launched its self-developed Staking & Restaking mechanism. Currently, more than 13 million MINT Tokens have entered the staking contract through the MintPool mining pool. At present, the comprehensive annualized return rate of staking and restaking in the Mint network reaches 183%, and users can obtain real-time mining profits from MINT and ETH assets. This mechanism effectively realizes decentralized distribution of blockchain network Gas fee income, shares ecological development dividends with the community in real time, and promotes healthy development of the Mint ecosystem.

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