RCC Staking
Staking turns your RCC into passive income. Every trade on the platform pays a commission — half of that goes to stakers like you. The longer you keep your RCC locked, the bigger your slice of the pie.
How it works in 4 lines
1) Lock your RCC. 2) Your “weight” grows with time (age coefficient ×1 → ×16 over years). 3) Every week, half of all commissions collected goes to the staker pool. 4) The pool is split proportionally to weight: bigger weight, bigger slice.
My stake
Staked
0.0000 RCC
no active stake
Age coefficient
×0.0000
grows with time; max ×16 (~250 years)
Weight
0
age_coef × amount × 10000
Inactivity
active
affects referral cascade share
Pending referral
0.0000 RCC
Pending staking
0.0000 RCC
Pool
Pool accumulated
0.0000 RCC
50% of every commission flows here
Next distribution
~0.0 days
My share
0.000%
my weight 0 / total 0
Projected pool reward (weekly)
0.0000 RCC
Forecast only — distributed weekly and forfeited if you unstake before then (assumes stakes unchanged)
Example: what you actually earn
1
Imagine 1,000 active traders use the platform. Each trader generates about 50 RCC in commissions per day. That is 50,000 RCC of commissions across the platform every day.
2
50% of that flows into the staker pool — about 25,000 RCC per day, or 175,000 RCC over a week.
3
Suppose you staked 10,000 RCC and kept it locked for 1 year. Your age coefficient is roughly ×1.17, so your weight = 10,000 × 1.17 = 11,700.
4
If the total weight of all stakers combined is 1,000,000, your share of the pool = 11,700 / 1,000,000 = 1.17%.
5
That week you would receive: 175,000 × 1.17% ≈ 2,050 RCC. Over a year — about 107,000 RCC, more than 10× the original stake.
These numbers are illustrative — your actual payout depends on real platform volume and the total weight of all stakers. The principle stays the same: more traders + longer stake = bigger slice.
Want to earn more?
Stakers get 50% of every commission. The other 50% goes to the user who invited the trader (the referrer). Invite traders through your referral link to also collect that half.