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Last updated 5 months ago

USUALx is the transferable token representing staked USUAL. It grants holders access to additional benefits, including participation in reward distributions and governance rights within the protocol.

USUALx holders participate in the daily distribution of USUAL, allocated as 10% of the total USUAL emitted by the protocol. This distribution mechanism provides a hedge against USUAL’s broader emission, rewarding long-term engagement within the ecosystem.

USUAL tokens can be staked or unstaked at any time without a mandatory lock-up period. However, the DAO retains the authority to impose an unstaking fee, applied as a percentage of the USUALx being withdrawn.

This fee mechanism discourages short-term holding behavior while reallocating the collected fees to reward and strengthen the alignment of incentives for long-term stakers.

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