FAQ
Do I need to contact the JVault team to set up a staking pool?
No, creating a staking pool is completely decentralised. To organise your own pool, you only need to send the necessary transaction through the platform's web interface. You can read more details in the corresponding section.
Why is it more profitable to create a staking pool on JVault than to implement your own solution?
Organising staking on JVault takes no more than 10 minutes and costs only 50 JVT (+2% commission on added rewards), while developing your own solution can take weeks and thousands of dollars. In addition, JVault smart contracts are the most advanced on the market, and their code is open and tested by time and independent developers.
Does JVault provide media support to staking pool creators?
Each staking pool creator can expect to be featured in the Weekly Digest if their pool meets the following conditions:
The total amount of awards allocated to steakers is at least $5,000
Number of steakers in the last week at least 20
The pool was created the week of the digest OR the pool TVL passed the $100,000 mark
I sent a transaction, but the staking pool is not displayed on the website, what should I do?
Sometimes the blockchain indexer fails, and new staking pools may not automatically appear on our website. If you submitted a transaction to create a staking pool and paid a fee, but it hasn't appeared on the site within 5 minutes, contact support - your pool will be added manually.
What if someone has borrowed the pool name with my token?
If you are a token founder but someone has already created a pool with your token name, you can email us. We will be able to rename the ‘fake’ pool.
How to get WL (Whitelist)?
At the moment the whitelist system is under development.
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