Roam Super Staking Pool and New Points System to Launch Soon, Deflationary Points Unlock Higher Returns for Users
ChainCatcher News,Roam is about to launch a super staking pool to further enhance mining device users' returns. Rainier MAX60, Baker MAX30, and Genesis will enter exclusive staking pools, with each device allowed to stake only once, and the cycle is fixed at 180 days. Starting from September 1, 2025, the staking pool will be open in 6 phases on a monthly basis, with the staking quota dynamically increasing each month. It also supports automatic compounding, helping users achieve continuous growth in returns.
At the same time, the Roam points system will undergo a major update, with multiple points rewards being increased. New rewards will be introduced for WiFi, daily check-ins, and check-in bonuses. For example, the reward for adding WiFi will be increased to 200 points, adding an OpenRoaming node will be increased to 400 points, and the first activation reward for the Rainier MAX60 miner will be doubled to 6000 points. The increase in points is designed to incentivize user participation and will drive rapid network expansion.
In addition, Roam achieves dual deflation for tokens and points through burning and reverse burning mechanisms—all points are destroyed, and 97% of tokens are permanently burned. At the same time, Roam offers users staking opportunities with yields higher than the market average (50% APY for regular users, 200% APY for mining device users). Participating in lock-up will grant users global eSIM data rewards. With these major updates, ROAM has recently shown upward momentum in its price performance, rising over 60% in the past 7 days, further strengthening its growth potential.
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