Lighter launches staking feature, opening a new way to participate in liquidity mining
The Lighter platform has officially launched the LIT token staking mechanism. This update revolves around its core product, the Lighter Liquidity Pool (LLP). In simple terms: users can now participate in LLP liquidity provision by staking LIT.
The staking rules are straightforward— a 1:10 ratio means that for every 1 staked LIT, you can unlock 10 times the capital capacity to enter the liquidity pool. This design not only incentivizes token holders to actively participate in the ecosystem but also provides a mechanism to ensure the stable supply of platform liquidity.
For users looking to deepen their involvement in the Lighter ecosystem, this is undoubtedly a new revenue channel. Staking is no longer just about locking assets; it has become the key to unlocking the platform’s core functions—this also reflects a new approach in token economic model design for DeFi projects at this stage.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 5h ago
1:10 leverage staking, I've seen this trick too many times. Whether Lighter can really stay stable this time is a question.
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HodlVeteran
· 5h ago
1:10 leverage... I thought it was another project about to collapse, I've seen this trick too many times.
Wait, isn't this just lending disguised as staking? Don't regret it during the bear market.
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CrossChainBreather
· 6h ago
1:10 leverage staking? This design is quite interesting, but it still depends on the actual yield rate.
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Liquidity mining is back again, it feels like every project is playing this game. Can Lighter outperform this round?
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Staking unlocks 10x capacity, is this what they call the "key"? Sounds a bit over the top.
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LIT holders finally have some use, but I wonder if it's just another rug pull scheme.
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1 to 10 ratio looks tempting, but what about the risks? Is anyone talking about that?
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Another new DeFi gameplay. How many projects need to be bottomed out in this bull market?
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The staking mechanism is good, but the key is to see how the actual return rate in the LLP pools turns out.
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Lighter wants to build momentum, starting by probing liquidity from token holders? Got the trick.
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This model design is okay, but DeFi is a deep water, better to be cautious.
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10x leverage sounds exciting, but how much can you actually earn? That's the real question.
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ApeWithAPlan
· 6h ago
1:10 leverage directly takes off, this is the correct way to stake.
Lighter launches staking feature, opening a new way to participate in liquidity mining
The Lighter platform has officially launched the LIT token staking mechanism. This update revolves around its core product, the Lighter Liquidity Pool (LLP). In simple terms: users can now participate in LLP liquidity provision by staking LIT.
The staking rules are straightforward— a 1:10 ratio means that for every 1 staked LIT, you can unlock 10 times the capital capacity to enter the liquidity pool. This design not only incentivizes token holders to actively participate in the ecosystem but also provides a mechanism to ensure the stable supply of platform liquidity.
For users looking to deepen their involvement in the Lighter ecosystem, this is undoubtedly a new revenue channel. Staking is no longer just about locking assets; it has become the key to unlocking the platform’s core functions—this also reflects a new approach in token economic model design for DeFi projects at this stage.