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ChainCatcher reported that Zama has announced the launch of its mainnet staking feature. The ZAMA token has two utilities: fees and staking. The ZAMA tokens paid by users as fees will be burned by the protocol, while the protocol will mint tokens at an initial annual issuance rate of 5% to pay operators. Operators are required to stake ZAMA tokens to participate and earn rewards. 40% of the rewards are allocated to FHE nodes, and 60% are allocated to KMS nodes.

PANews reported on January 19 that the lending platform HyperLend has announced the HPL tokenomics allocation: 30.14% will be used for ecosystem growth and incentives, 25% for genesis distribution, 22.5% allocated to core contributors, 17.36% to strategic investors, and 5% reserved for liquidity. To date, the protocol has completed $1.7 million in financing, with investors including RockawayX, No Limit Holdings, Nucleus, Duplicate Capital, Dumpster, and others. Strategic investors will receive 10% of their allocation at the token generation event (TGE), followed by a 4-month lock-up period, with the remaining shares gradually unlocked over two years. Staking and lock-up functions will be launched shortly after the token generation event, with rewards coming from the reserve factor and distributed based on participation. The team emphasized that HPL has not yet been officially launched and reminded users to only trust information released through official channels.

BlockBeats News, January 19, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, an internal wallet address starting with AG2GXk previously spent only $285 to purchase 66.3 million ZReaL. Subsequently, through four wallets, it sold 19.98 million ZReaL, earning a profit of $210,000, and currently still holds 46.3 million ZReaL (worth $417,000). Through a series of operations, this address has gained $627,000 in profits from trading ZReaL, achieving a return rate as high as 2,200 times.