Lock-to-Earn Staking Explained
Most staking pays in inflation. Lock-to-Earn on Memez.wtf pays in real trade fees — a dedicated slice of the 1.25% platform fee on every trade of a token is distributed to the wallets that locked it.
The core idea
Reduce circulating supply, get paid for it. When you lock a token, it's removed from liquid supply for a fixed duration. In return, your wallet earns a proportional slice of the staking fee taken from every trade.
Where the yield comes from
Every trade on Memez.wtf pays a flat 1.25% platform fee. A dedicated portion of that fee is routed into a chain-scoped staking pool for the token being traded. Lockers split that pool proportionally — paid out in the chain's native asset (SOL, ETH, BNB, GRAM).
Duration boost
Locking longer earns you a larger share of the pool. The longer you commit, the more weight your locked balance carries when the staking pool is divided each block.
- Short locks earn baseline yield.
- Multi-month locks earn a multiplier on their share.
- The longest available lock earns the top multiplier.
Milestone rewards
Lockers also count toward Bag Worker Airdrop snapshots — see the Bag Worker Airdrops guide. So a lock earns you fee yield and milestone drops at $1M, $10M and $100M market caps.
Non-custodial and protected
- Locked tokens stay in the on-chain lock contract, not on an exchange.
- You always keep custody — no third party can move your tokens.
- At the end of the lock, unlock is a single self-signed transaction.
Lock-to-Earn FAQ
What is lock-to-earn staking?
Lock-to-earn staking on Memez.wtf lets you lock a token for a fixed duration and earn a dedicated slice of the 1.25% platform fee paid on every trade of that token. Rewards are paid in the chain's native asset (SOL, ETH, BNB, GRAM), not in inflationary emissions.
Where does the yield come from?
Every trade on Memez.wtf pays a flat 1.25% platform fee. A dedicated portion of that fee is routed into a chain-scoped staking pool for the token being traded. Lockers split that pool proportionally, so the yield is real trading revenue, not printed tokens.
Does locking longer earn more?
Yes. Locking longer earns a larger share of the staking pool via a duration multiplier. Short locks earn baseline yield, multi-month locks earn a multiplier on their share, and the longest available lock earns the top multiplier.
Is lock-to-earn staking non-custodial?
Yes. Locked tokens stay in the on-chain lock contract, not on an exchange. You always keep custody and no third party can move your tokens. When the lock ends, unlock is a single self-signed transaction.
Do lockers also qualify for airdrops?
Yes. Lockers count toward Bag Worker Airdrop snapshots, so a lock earns you fee yield and milestone drops at the $1M, $10M and $100M market cap milestones.