CoinVoice has learned that the open-source cryptography company Zama announced that its $ZAMA token staking feature is now live on the mainnet. Token holders can delegate their tokens to 18 operational nodes to earn rewards.
Nodes are divided into FHE nodes and KMS nodes, which handle encrypted computation and threshold decryption respectively. Staking rewards are distributed based on node roles, with FHE accounting for 40% and KMS for 60%, allocated according to square root weights. Staked tokens represent shares that can be claimed at any time, with an unbinding period of 7 days. Zama's staking portal is now open, and public participants can claim and stake tokens starting February 2.
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CoinVoice has learned that the open-source cryptography company Zama announced that its $ZAMA token staking feature is now live on the mainnet. Token holders can delegate their tokens to 18 operational nodes to earn rewards.
Nodes are divided into FHE nodes and KMS nodes, which handle encrypted computation and threshold decryption respectively. Staking rewards are distributed based on node roles, with FHE accounting for 40% and KMS for 60%, allocated according to square root weights. Staked tokens represent shares that can be claimed at any time, with an unbinding period of 7 days. Zama's staking portal is now open, and public participants can claim and stake tokens starting February 2.