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  1. Staking V2

Unstake periods

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Last updated 8 months ago

How withdrawals from pools work

In many staking pools, there are several unstake periods. These are measured in days and indicate how long a staker needs to wait between sending a free withdrawal request and opening a withdrawal opportunity.

It is important to understand that the period is counted not from the moment the tokens are blocked, but from the moment the withdrawal request is sent. Thus, if you have staked tokens with an unstake period of 7 days, and you send a request one year after making a deposit, you will still need to wait 7 days for a free withdrawal. No rewards will be given for the tokens requested for withdrawal.

Most staking pools also offer instant withdrawal with a percentage fee. The amount of the fee is set by the creator of the staking pool and is constant from the moment of deposit. All tokens paid as a commission are sent to the creator of the staking pool, who can dispose of them in any way, including adding them as rewards for stakers or burning them.

A service fee of 0.3 TON is charged for each instant withdrawal

Differences between the various periods of the unstake

For each unstake period, the pool creator can configure the following parameters:

  • Yield multiplier — how much the yield at lock-in for the given period is higher than the base rate with the minimum unstake period.

  • Maximum TVL — limit on the total volume of deposits with the given period

  • Deposit fee — a percentage of the user's position charged on each deposit in favour of the creator of the staking pool

  • Instant withdrawal fee — percentage of tokens requested for instant withdrawal, charged in favour of the staking pool creator in addition to the 0.3 TON service fee.

A separate st-JETTON is created for each ansteak period:

Therefore, the management of positions with different unstake periods (withdrawals, award stamps) is autonomous, including independently the maximum deposit limit (deposits with different periods do not add up).

JVault
Instant withdrawal interface with a commission of 2.5%
Example of st-JETTONS for the JVT staking pool
Position management interface