Why stake MITO with Everstake?

• Everstake is a prominent staking service provider, trusted by 735k+ users across 80+ blockchain networks. We work with diverse crypto projects, actively contributing to the health of the respective ecosystems. Throughout our journey, we've maintained an impeccable record concerning slashing prevention, uptime assurance, and optimal performance.
• Our proficient team maintains the infrastructure you can trust, ensuring the safety of your funds remains a top priority. By delegating through Everstake, you increase your yields while enjoying peace of mind regarding the security of your tokens.
• Staking MITO allows you to earn staking rewards while contributing to the security of the network. 

How can I stake MITO with Everstake?

1. Go to the Mitosis staking app, browse the validator list, find Everstake, and click Stake.
2. Connect your MetaMask wallet, enter the number of MITO (or tMITO) tokens you want to delegate, and click Stake.
3. Once the delegation is confirmed, your MITO (or tMITO) starts contributing to the network’s security. You can check your staking details on the Staking Dashboard.

Where can I stake MITO?

• To stake MITO, you can use the Mitosis staking dashboard connected to one of the compatible wallets. Follow our tutorial for step-by-step guidance on the staking process.

• Epoch duration: 7 days
• Reward frequency: per epoch.
• First reward info: rewards are normally calculated and distributed within several days after an epoch ends. 
• Min amount to stake: 10 MITO 
• Everstake fee: 8%
• Unstaking period: 7 days.

Mitosis introduces a protocol that transforms DeFi liquidity positions into programmable components while solving fundamental market inefficiencies. In current DeFi systems, when users provide liquidity to protocols, they encounter two significant limitations. First, their positions become static and illiquid - once assets are committed, they can’t be effectively used elsewhere. Second, the most profitable opportunities remain exclusive to large investors who can negotiate private agreements, creating an uneven playing field that mirrors traditional finance systems.

The protocol addresses these challenges through a systematic process that makes liquidity both programmable and accessible. When users deposit assets into Mitosis Vaults across different blockchain networks, they receive Hub Assets on the Mitosis Chain that represent their deposits. These Hub Assets can then be committed to yield-generating opportunities through two distinct frameworks: Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity (EOL) or Matrix. EOL enables collective management of pooled assets through democratic governance, where participants vote on allocation strategies. Matrix, on the other hand, allows direct participation in curated liquidity campaigns with predetermined terms. Both frameworks issue specialized tokens - miAssets for EOL and maAssets for Matrix - that represent users’ positions.