Stacking DAO

The Staking hub on @Stacks. Earn up to 10% APY on STX and up to 2.6% APY on BTC 📈

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stBTC is live on @Stacks.

Deposit and earn Bitcoin Staking yield that auto-compounds in BTC, up to a 2.6% target yield produced by Stacks Bitcoin Staking.

Allocation is limited, first come first serve.

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@Stacks Reminder set on our side too. Looking forward to the Stacks Monthly Ecosystem Update tomorrow morning. 🟢

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@PrinceTroyC @Stacks That's huge for liquid BTC staking while the native BTC staking Bond yields 3% APY with lock time. 🟢

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stBTC yield is back to 2.17% APY on @Stacks.

sBTC from the latest bond is now earning its full rate.

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@nftnutt @Stacks Not quite. sBTC is Bitcoin on Stacks, and stBTC is what you hold once that sBTC is staked through us, with rewards built into its rate. 🟢

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@cryptodude_btc @Stacks Utility is what stBTC is built around: earn Bitcoin Staking yield and keep the token liquid across Stacks. 🟢

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@Olaniran_btc @Stacks Fair point. Showing what the rate does, and why, is how we want to run stBTC updates. 🟢

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@Demihumanb @Stacks Flexibility is the point of stBTC. It earns while staying liquid, and the rate tracks the sBTC behind it. 🟢

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@godfred_xcuz @Stacks Different routes suit different holders. stBTC stays liquid while it earns, and bonds come with their own terms. 🟢

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@Oak_crypt1 @Stacks Ramp-up is the right word for it. Once new sBTC is earning in full, the rate shows it. 🟢

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@0xn0sferatu @Stacks Glad to see it too. The rate follows what the bonds are earning, so it can move again as new sBTC comes in. 🟢

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@GPSC_STX @Stacks That's the read. The latest bond's sBTC is now earning, and the displayed rate has caught up with it. 🟢

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@Stacks From holding BTC to putting it to work. Bitcoin Staking and BTC-backed lending on Stacks are the parts people can use today. 🟢

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@Cointelegraph @Stacks @muneeb Staked Bitcoin is great.

A liquid token that keeps earning and works as collateral keeps your bitcoin:native useful.

stBTC, is epic.🟢

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@nftnutt @Stacks Miners choose how much BTC to commit each cycle, and that choice is theirs. Your stSTXbtc share stays the same while the BTC total shifts. 🟢

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This cycle is shaping up to be double digit APY for STX on @Stacks.

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@reubs_btc @Stacks Nice move, and welcome to the cycle. Your staking is now part of the picture on the overview. Onwards. Upwards. 🟢

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@nftnutt @Stacks It comes down to miners. Each cycle they commit BTC, stakers share it, so the APY moves with miner activity and total STX staked. 🟢

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@reubs_btc @Stacks stSTX is for the STX side and stBTC for the Bitcoin side. Same idea in both: you keep a liquid token while you earn. Time to get bullish.🟢

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@Stacks Lock BTC on L1, pair it with STX in a bond, earn BTC. Simple three-step picture of Bitcoin Staking on Stacks. 🟢

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@BitcoinLabz @Stacks The BTC in those rewards comes from miners, which is why the number moves the way it does. Cycle 146 is a good one to watch. 🟢

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@reubs_btc @Stacks Just use Stacking DAO. 🟢