PANews reported on November 4th that, according to the ZKsync community governance platform, the [TPP-12] ZKnomics token staking proposal has been approved. Proposed by Dennison (Tally), the proposal aims to pilot a 6-month ZK token staking reward program with a total reward cap of 37.5 million ZK (approximately $1.9 million). Staking participants will receive up to a 10% annualized return. The program will be deployed through Tally's smart contract, conducted in two quarters, distributing 10 million and 25 million ZK as rewards respectively each quarter. Users can also delegate voting rights while staking tokens, with no lock-up period required. The proposal plans to launch the first quarter of staking in December 2025 and will monitor its implementation through the ZKsync governance program.PANews reported on November 4th that, according to the ZKsync community governance platform, the [TPP-12] ZKnomics token staking proposal has been approved. Proposed by Dennison (Tally), the proposal aims to pilot a 6-month ZK token staking reward program with a total reward cap of 37.5 million ZK (approximately $1.9 million). Staking participants will receive up to a 10% annualized return. The program will be deployed through Tally's smart contract, conducted in two quarters, distributing 10 million and 25 million ZK as rewards respectively each quarter. Users can also delegate voting rights while staking tokens, with no lock-up period required. The proposal plans to launch the first quarter of staking in December 2025 and will monitor its implementation through the ZKsync governance program.
The ZKsync community has launched a 6-month ZK staking reward program with a maximum reward of 37.5 million ZK.
2025/11/04 15:19
PANews reported on November 4th that, according to the ZKsync community governance platform, the [TPP-12] ZKnomics token staking proposal has been approved. Proposed by Dennison (Tally), the proposal aims to pilot a 6-month ZK token staking reward program with a total reward cap of 37.5 million ZK (approximately $1.9 million). Staking participants will receive up to a 10% annualized return. The program will be deployed through Tally's smart contract, conducted in two quarters, distributing 10 million and 25 million ZK as rewards respectively each quarter. Users can also delegate voting rights while staking tokens, with no lock-up period required.
The proposal plans to launch the first quarter of staking in December 2025 and will monitor its implementation through the ZKsync governance program.
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