Cryptocurrencies are continually offering services available in traditional finance systems through DeFi (Decentralized Finance). With Cardano (ADA), Avorak AI (AVRK), and Polygon (MATIC), users can create passive income through staking, a system that has been compared to conventional dividends.
What is Cardano?
Cardano is a Layer-1 (L1) blockchain platform for developing decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. It was founded by Charles Hoskinson, one of the co-founders of Ethereum, and distinguishes itself through its emphasis on academic research, formal verification, and peer-reviewed development. Cardano’s native cryptocurrency, ADA, serves as a means of value transfer and as a staking asset.
Staking ADA on the Cardano network involves delegating ADA holdings to a stake pool or running one. This enables users to participate in the proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism, which maintains the security and decentralization of the network. Users, in return, receive a share of the staking rewards generated by the pool. The amount of rewards earned is proportional to the stake delegated. Staking ADA on Cardano allows users to generate passive income while supporting the overall ecosystem and its growth.
What is Polygon?
Polygon is an L2 (layer-2) scaling solution for Ethereum that aims to improve scalability, reduce fees, and enhance user experience on the network. Polygon achieves this by using side chains connected to the Ethereum mainnet. These chains operate independently but can interact with Ethereum, allowing for fast and low-cost transactions.
Polygon’s native cryptocurrency, MATIC, serves various functions within the network, including staking. Users can stake MATIC tokens on the Polygon network to become validators or delegators, but there is a current limit of 100 active validators. Validators secure the network by validating transactions and creating new blocks, while delegators contribute their tokens to validators and earn a portion of the staking rewards they generate.
What is Avorak AI?
Avorak AI is a new AI Crypto project on the BNB Smart Chain. The project is in its initial coin offering (ICO) phases but has generated a significant buzz in the crypto community because of its first-to-market approach and other competitive advantages.
Avorak offers a comprehensive set of fast, efficient, and easy-to-use AI driven solutions, such as Avorak Write. This AI text-generator uses a combination of internet scraping, a language bank, and plagiarism-detection APIs to produce high-quality texts that fit the exact requirements of users.
AVRK is the native token of the Avorak platform, required for accessing its AI services. Avorak has allocated 5% of AVRK’s total supply of 40 million to primary locked staking pools.
There are three staking pools available: Diamond Pool, Platinum Pool, and Gold Pool. Each pool has a different lock period, rewards allocation, and maximum staked limit. By staking AVRK tokens in these pools, users earn rewards in the form of additional AVRK tokens. The staking rewards are determined by the lock period and the amount of tokens staked. This incentivizes long-term investment and allows users to generate passive income while supporting the Avorak AI ecosystem. AVRK holders are guaranteed a share of Avorak’s profits, and thus, staking enables them to increase their percentage hold of the project’s market cap.
The pools will open on launch day for deposit. And there is space for 100% of the ICO supply to be staked, meaning no one can be left out. Avorak is in the second-to-last phase of ICO, and investors are still flocking to get the benefits offered, including token bonuses and discounted AVRK prices. Notably, many analysts have suggested that Avorak has a strong potential for growth and returns.
For more information on Avorak AI:
Website: https://avorak.ai
Buy AVRK: https://invest.avorak.ai/register
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