LIQUIFYING THE DEFI REVOLUTION

Liquid Staking On Monad

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STAKE & USE

How It Works

  • 1. Users Deposit MON

    1. Users Deposit MON

    When users deposit MON into the Kintsu stake pool, new sMON tokens are created and given to them as receipt tokens, which represent their pro-rata share of the pool’s deposited MON. These receipt tokens are redeemable for their share of the pool’s MON.

  • 2. Staking Generates Yield

    2. Staking Generates Yield

    Kintsu automatically delegates the pooled MON across participating validators. These validators earn yield through both the network's Proof-of-Stake consensus and MEV fees. Each validator's delegation amount is based on weights in the Kintsu validator registry, which the Kintsu DAO controls.

  • 3. Yield is Compounded

    3. Yield is Compounded

    Validators send earned yield from staked MON back to Kintsu’s smart contract, which automatically compounds returns by delegating the yield back to Validators as additional stake. This compounding process increases the ratio of total MON deposited in the pool versus outstanding sMON. Thus, the exchange ratio between MON and sMON grows consistently, and remains transparent and predictable. When users unstake their sMON, they receive more MON than they initially deposited.

  • 4. Users Use sMON for DeFi

    4. Users Use sMON for DeFi

    While staked MON earns yield, the sMON receipt tokens remain fungible. With their predictable exchange ratio to MON, these tokens can be used throughout the DeFi ecosystem as a proxy for MON. This solves one of the biggest opportunity costs of staking and lets users earn yield on their MON while participating in trading, lending, futures, gaming, and more—a feature we call "composable yield".

ECOSYSTEM

Use Cases

Pooling

Pooling

Farming

Farming

Decentralized Exchanges

Decentralized Exchanges

Restaking

Restaking

Perpetual Futures

Perpetual Futures

Indexes

Indexes

Lending

Lending

Bridging

Bridging

Governance

Governance

Gaming

Gaming

Collateralized Debt

Collateralized Debt

Launchpads

Launchpads

NFT Marketplaces

NFT Marketplaces

Pooling

Pooling

Farming

Farming

Decentralized Exchanges

Decentralized Exchanges

Restaking

Restaking

Perpetual Futures

Perpetual Futures

Indexes

Indexes

Lending

Lending

Bridging

Bridging

Governance

Governance

Gaming

Gaming

Collateralized Debt

Collateralized Debt

Launchpads

Launchpads

NFT Marketplaces

NFT Marketplaces

Pooling

Pooling

Farming

Farming

Decentralized Exchanges

Decentralized Exchanges

Restaking

Restaking

Perpetual Futures

Perpetual Futures

Indexes

Indexes

Lending

Lending

Bridging

Bridging

Governance

Governance

Gaming

Gaming

Collateralized Debt

Collateralized Debt

Launchpads

Launchpads

NFT Marketplaces

NFT Marketplaces

Pooling

Pooling

Farming

Farming

Decentralized Exchanges

Decentralized Exchanges

Restaking

Restaking

Perpetual Futures

Perpetual Futures

Indexes

Indexes

Lending

Lending

Bridging

Bridging

Governance

Governance

Gaming

Gaming

Collateralized Debt

Collateralized Debt

Launchpads

Launchpads

NFT Marketplaces

NFT Marketplaces

GOVERNANCE

Empowering

Our Community

Validator League

Validator League

Kintsu’s on-chain validator registry is fully transparent and permissionless. Weights are entirely controlled by the DAO. Validators compete to generate the highest yield and earn more stake delegation from the Kintsu staking pool. All proposals, votes, and treasury management are on-chain.

Purpose-built DAO

Purpose-built DAO

Kintsu’s governance is a representative democracy. DAO participants can vote on proposals and allocate their voting power on the Validator Registry, or they can delegate their voting power to others who act as representatives on their behalf.