Svmuureports that the Bitget Launchpool project Gensyn (AIGENSYN) is now open for staking, with a total prize pool of 4,580,000 AIGENSYN. The staking period ends on May 6 at 18:00 (UTC+8). This round of Launchpool offers 3 staking pools, as follows:
BGB Staking Pool
Total Airdrop Allocation: 3,206,000 AIGENSYN
VIP User Staking Limit: 50,000 BGB
Regular User Staking Limit: 5,000 BGB
USDGO Staking Pool
Total Airdrop Allocation: 916,000 AIGENSYN
Personal Staking Limit: 500,000 USDGO
AIGENSYN Staking Pool
Total Airdrop Allocation: 458,000 AIGENSYN
Personal Staking Limit: 12,500,000 AIGENSYN
Bitget Launchpool project AIGENSYN is now open for staking. Lock BGB, USDGO, and AIGENSYN to unlock 4.58 million AIGENSYN
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