Farming

Stake a token, earn a reward token per second.

How it works

A farm pays a reward token per second to whoever has staked its stake token. Both are ordinary ERC20s and a farm is addressed by that pair, not by a pool — pool LP is internal accounting with no token to transfer, so it cannot be staked. Rewards are drain-guarded: a farm can never pay out more than was funded.

Connect a wallet to continue.

Stake tokenThe token you deposit.
Reward tokenThe token the farm pays out.

Two valid token addresses are needed before a farm id can be derived.

Deposit the farm’s stake token to start accruing rewards. It is pulled with transferFrom, so it needs an allowance first. The contract does not say when a farm ends or how fast it pays, and it accepts a stake into a farm that has ended, which then earns nothing.

Stake
Waiting for this token’s decimals. Amounts stay locked until the scale is known — entering one against a guessed scale would build a transaction for the wrong amount.

Choose a token pair to derive a farm id.

Competitive farming

Entered by trading, not staking. Whoever cranks a window takes 10% of its reward off the top, is excluded from winning, and gets nothing if nobody else is on the settled board. Commit and reveal live on the contest page.

How it works

Launchpad graduates set aside 20% of unsold supply for a 90-day contest you enter by trading, not staking. Every 5 minutes the contract ranks the top 10 buyers by volume, and a commit-reveal draw pays up to 3 of them. After the cranker’s cut the rest is split evenly, so a full board pays 30% each and a thinner one pays more per winner.

Commit and reveal were withheld while their selectors were unrecovered — a guessed 4-byte selector does not fail loudly, it calls a different function, and that is not a risk worth taking with a deposit. Both are now derived from the contract sources and checked against the live diamond.

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Coins launched on ZUMI are created by third parties. Nothing here is financial advice. Trade only what you can afford to lose.

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