FAQ
Q: Why is the reward rate zero after the first testnet launch?
A: In the initial testnet launch, aPriori is not integrated with real validators, so there are no sources for staking rewards. MON tokens staked in aPriori remain in the vault. The primary purpose of this early testnet phase is to let users explore the product and test DeFi integrations.
Q: Can I deposit and withdraw tokens anytime?
A: Deposits can be made at any time. Withdrawals require the submission of a withdrawal request, which can also be made at any time. However, you’ll need to wait for the withdrawal period to lapse before you can claim your MON tokens.
Q: Why is there a withdrawal wait time?
A: In proof-of-stake protocols, undelegating tokens from a validator does not occur instantly. There is a queuing process, and unstaking occurs in batches to maintain network security. Similarly, when unstaking from aPriori, the platform must first unstake tokens from the delegated validator. This process results in a wait time before tokens can be fully withdrawn.
Q: How is the withdrawal wait time decided?
A: During the testnet phase, before aPriori integrates with actual Monad validators, the withdrawal time is set to a fixed duration of 10 minutes. This arbitrary time is chosen to ensure ease of use and practicality during testing, and is shorter than the actual staking epoch on the mainnet.
Once aPriori officially integrates with Monad staking, the withdrawal time will reflect the actual unstaking period required by Monad validators, with an additional buffer to account for potential delays. This ensures both accuracy and a smooth user experience.
Q: Are there any protocol fees?
aPriori charges a 10% fee on staking rewards and a 0.1% withdrawal fee when redeeming funds. The staking rewards fee helps cover operational expenses and maintain the protocol, while the withdrawal fee is designed to discourage misuse of the system.
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