One problem with DeFi protocols is that using the product doesn't always mean having a say in how it develops.
You can trade, provide liquidity and use the ecosystem, but major decisions can still happen somewhere else.
STON.fi approaches this through its DAO.
You stake STON for 3–24 months and receive ARKENSTON, a non-transferable token that represents your voting power. The longer the lock, the higher the
voting-power multiplier.
That voting power lets you participate in proposals and votes.
The process is pretty straightforward:
Stake STON → get ARKENSTON → gain voting power → propose or vote.
There are also discussion and voting periods before an approved proposal moves toward implementation.
So staking here isn't only about rewards.
It's also the mechanism STON.fi uses to give committed users a voice in the protocol.
🔗 STON.fi DAO
#STONfi #TON #DAO
You can trade, provide liquidity and use the ecosystem, but major decisions can still happen somewhere else.
STON.fi approaches this through its DAO.
You stake STON for 3–24 months and receive ARKENSTON, a non-transferable token that represents your voting power. The longer the lock, the higher the
voting-power multiplier.
That voting power lets you participate in proposals and votes.
The process is pretty straightforward:
Stake STON → get ARKENSTON → gain voting power → propose or vote.
There are also discussion and voting periods before an approved proposal moves toward implementation.
So staking here isn't only about rewards.
It's also the mechanism STON.fi uses to give committed users a voice in the protocol.
🔗 STON.fi DAO
#STONfi #TON #DAO
