The staking track represented by @Stake_Stone is finally about to welcome the TGE of its last batch of projects! It seems that Stone completed its snapshot at the end of last month, and today, the official account of the foundation has also made its formal debut. My first encounter with Stone started with staking on Manta, followed by participation in projects like Scroll, Berachain, and Story. Looking back at this journey, with all its ups and downs, we’re finally approaching the TGE—hoping this time everyone can feast on some meat!

StakeStone will issue two tokens this time: $STO and $veSTO. Among them, $STO is mainly used for voting governance, bringing extra rewards to liquidity providers, and enhancing holders’ influence in governance; meanwhile, $veSTO is obtained by locking $STO, serving as StakeStone’s dividend reward format. The longer the $STO is locked, the greater the opportunities to earn profits. Holding $veSTO not only boosts voting weight but also increases revenue sharing, participation in incentivized bribery, and access to more additional profits.

The core value of holding $STO or $veSTO isn’t limited to the functions mentioned above; it also includes the following key roles:  
1) When staking or providing liquidity, $veSTO can significantly boost profits;