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Last updated 6 months ago

Compounding

As staking rewards are generated by Validators, the newly created AZERO sit in an unclaimed state at the network level until the Validator claims them and re-bonds them.

Any community member can execute a transaction with the contract. This tells all of the participating Validators to claim then re-bond the claimed AZERO. This enables Ike to benefit from compounding yield rewards, and can happen at most once per .

Delegate Withdrawal Unbonded

Technically, any community member can execute the function. If no community member does this, it will happen the time a user tries to redeem AZERO. There is no incentive fee for doing this.

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