CA at launch

Staking

Pools a team opens and funds itself. No annual rate and no estimated return anywhere: the rules, the budget left and the named funder, from the chain.

A pool shares a budget its team paid in. Your share depends on how much everyone else stakes, so no annual rate or estimated return is shown anywhere. The team is named as the funder, and Locker adds nothing and promises nothing.

Open a pool for your token

Token the budget is paid in

Paid in once, in full, by you. It cannot be added to or changed.

Counted from the stake, or from the start if later. Never past the pool's end.

The least a wallet may hold staked. Suggested: a millionth of the token's supply. Change it to suit your token.

While the pool holds no stake, what is released waits for you to reclaim after the end. From the first stake on, whoever is staked takes all of it, even one small staker alone. A later start gives people time to stake first, and the minimum limits how small that first stake can be. With no minimum, a stake of the smallest unit counts.

Approve token1
Confirm transaction2
Protocol feeNone
Amount this asks to pull—
Allowance now—
Named funder—
Period30d 0h
Stake lockNone
Before you sign

These contracts are new. There is no owner, admin or rescue: a mistake here cannot be undone by anyone. A token's issuer can block an address or pause the token, and tokens can then stay stuck in the contract. Budget released while the pool holds no stake at all can be reclaimed by you after the end. Everything released while anyone is staked belongs to them, even one small staker. Read the risks

The contract is not deployed yet.

Pools

LockerStakeYard is not deployed yet, so sending is off. Everything else on this page runs in your browser.