Bitget Launchpool project AIGENSYN is now open for staking, allowing users to lock BGB, USDGO, and AIGENSYN to unlock 4.58 million AIGENSYN tokens.
According to ChainCatcher, the Bitget Launchpool project Gensyn (AIGENSYN) is now open for participation, with a total prize pool of 4,580,000 AIGENSYN. The staking period ends on May 6 at 18:00 (UTC+8). This Launchpool round features 3 staking pools, including:
BGB Staking Pool
Total airdrop amount: 3,206,000 AIGENSYN
VIP user staking limit: 50,000 BGB
Regular user staking limit: 5,000 BGB
USDGO Staking Pool
Total airdrop amount: 916,000 AIGENSYN
Individual staking limit: 500,000 USDGO
AIGENSYN Staking Pool
Total airdrop amount: 458,000 AIGENSYN
Individual staking limit: 12,500,000 AIGENSYN
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