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Staking reference (Monad)
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Quick Start

1 Connect wallet (Monad). If asked, approve adding/switching to 0x8f (chainId 143).

2 Enter amount and lock days → review Estimates (unlock date, LPB/BPB, est. shares).

3 Click Stake. Your tokens burn to shares for the lock duration.

4 On/after unlock, click End to mint back principal + yield (penalties may apply).

Tip: Ending exactly on the unlock day has no late penalty. Early/late windows apply linear penalties; see below.

Key Parameters

HEX-like defaults:

How Staking Works

When you stake, bNote burns and you receive shares. Yield accrues vs shares. Ending a stake mints tokens back based on principal, bonuses, and the current share rate.

LPB & BPB Bonuses

BPB cap is set to 75,000 bNote on Monad so moderately large stakes can still reach the full bonus without requiring an extreme % of the total supply.

Share Rate (Up-Only)

The share rate ratchets upward when a matured stake’s effective payout would otherwise allow more shares than originally bought. This protects earlier stakers and makes later shares more expensive.

Early & Late Penalties

Penalties shown in the app are guidance; on-chain results depend on exact block timestamps.

Worked Examples

Examples in the app’s Estimates panel update live as you edit amount/days.

Using the dApp

Analytics Explained

Top KPIs show price (USD/MON), wallet value, estimated market cap, staked amount %, APR, and share rate. Charts visualize unlocks, maturity buckets, and more.

Mobile Wallet Tips

FAQ

Q: Why did shares get more expensive?
A: The share rate increases to protect earlier stakers (up-only).

Socials

Telegram: https://t.me/bnotechat

Twitter(X): https://x.com/bNotePLS

Troubleshooting

Glossary

Shares: internal accounting units determining yield. Share rate: the cost of shares, increases over time.

bNote contract address (Monad): 0x20780bf9eb35235ca33c62976cf6de5aa3395561

Explorer token page: monadscan.com/token/...e8379e

Disclaimer

Nothing here is financial advice. Use at your own risk.