Liquidity on Mainnet V1

Super Stake USDT is a flexible and efficient staking product designed to help you manage and grow your USDT assets with ease. By participating in each staking cycle, you have the opportunity to earn additional returns from the fund pool, with the option to reinvest at the end of each cycle to enjoy compound growth.

In addition to fund pool earnings, participants may also receive multiple types of income, including:

• Fund management fees

• Liquidation rewards

• Transaction fee distributions

Super Stake USDT offers a simple and powerful way to increase your asset value. Whether you're new to staking or an experienced user, we invite you to explore the benefits of this innovative product.

For more details on how to participate, please refer to the sections below.

Add Funds to use Super Stake USDT​

To stake, you will need to top up your DeriW Account. This can be done by accessing the Trade page, then click on the 'Deposit' button. Use the Cross-Chain Bridge to transfer funds from Arbitrum to DeriW Chain. Please note that you will need to pay a ETH Gas Fee.

After adding Funds, you can use it to stake any of the products found on the Pool Data page.

After staking, you will start earning tokens and other rewards. You can check your rewards on the Earn page.

Staking Returns

Staking Returns will be based on:

• Profit and loss of the capital pool + income from handling fee sharing

• Fund pool profit and loss distribution: The distribution rules are based on the actual staked amount to distribute profits and losses.

Risks

Prudence is advised when engaging with smart contracts or blockchain applications. Despite efforts to minimize risks through thorough testing, audits, and bug bounties, the potential for vulnerabilities in smart contract code always exists.

An indicative list of risks includes:

• Smart Contract Risks

• Counterparty Risks: The Liquidity pool serves as the counterparty to traders, and any profits made by traders impact the value of the Liquidity pool.

• Token Risks: Bridged tokens are reliant on the security of the bridge, while pegged tokens carry the risk of depegging.