BRC20-S
OKX is introducing the first token standard enabling Bitcoin and BRC-20 staking through OKX Web3 Earn, called BRC20-S.
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OKX is introducing the first token standard enabling Bitcoin and BRC-20 staking through OKX Web3 Earn, called BRC20-S.
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The BRC20-S introduces an extended version of the BRC-20 standard for the Bitcoin blockchain, incorporating BRC-20 design principles while adding functionalities for staking operations such as deposits, minting, and withdrawals.
This protocol offers a staking mechanism specifically tailored for BRC-20 tokens or Bitcoin, allowing users to stake their BRC-20 tokens or bitcoins in exchange for BRC20-S tokens.
These extend the functionalities of BRC-20 tokens with a detailed staking protocol, rewarding engagement and participation in the Bitcoin network.
The aim of BRC20-S is to provide BRC-20 token holders and projects with an expanded design space and new community engagement opportunities.
The envisioned staking mechanism introduces a new dimension to the BRC-20 token ecosystem, enhancing participation and the connection between token holders and the underlying blockchain network.
User Scenarios:
Project Team: Can issue its own BRC20-S tokens by creating a staking pool to attract initial users.
Users: Staking BTC or BRC-20 tokens allows earning other BRC20-S tokens, such as abcd (a newly issued BRC20-S token).
Interaction Flow:
Project Party: Performs the deployment operation, defining the attributes of the staking pool, including the staking token, earned token, mining rate, total mining rewards, and allowing coin holders to participate in multi-mining. Following this, users' deposit operations are recognized and recorded.
User: Undertakes staking activities such as depositing, minting (claiming), and withdrawing, with the freedom to claim mining rewards at any time.
Instructions and Operations:
Deployment of BRC20-S pool: Users can choose to place all BRC20-S tokens as mining rewards in a single pool. Users' earnings depend on the amount of tokens staked and the type of pool (fixed or shared).
Tick id (tid) generation rules: Based on a combination of plaintext information and a SHA256 hash operation to obtain the first 10 characters.
Passive withdrawal rule: Allows for the transfer of staked tokens, potentially triggering a passive withdrawal operation according to the "Last-In-First-Out" principle.
The BRC20-S represents a significant advancement in the Bitcoin token ecosystem, offering a flexible and inclusive staking mechanism, paving the way for greater innovation and participation in the digital asset space.
Just like with BRC-20, anyone can deploy their own pool without endorsement or auditing by the protocol creators. Users are advised to do their own research (DYOR) before participating in staking.