Stake (CELO) with Chorus One

Celo
Celo is an open platform that makes financial tools accessible to anyone with a mobile phone.
Delegation Address
0x81cef0668e15639D0b101bdc3067699309D73BED
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Staking Made Easy

At Chorus One, we are here for you every step of the journey. Follow the steps below to start staking with us. If any questions, we're only a click away.

Visit Celo Github to download the latest version of desktop wallet

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Visit Celo Github to download the latest version of desktop wallet

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On the left panel click on More dropdown and select the Stake tab and search for Chorus One Validator

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Create/import your account to the wallet and click on Celo Tokens icon at the top

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Click on Vote for Group, enter the amount of Locked Celo you want to vote for and submit the transaction.

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Delegation Amount
30,000
CGOLD
$
749,400
Daily Earnings
12.16
CGOLD
$
749,400
Monthly Earnings
370.07
CGOLD
$
749,400
Yearly Earnings
4,440.84
CGOLD
$
749,400
It will take 10 days
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Project will cost $ 4420 USD
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Why Stake with Chorus One?

We are at the forefront of PoS blockchain research. We work with carefully selected networks and help them launch and operate seamlessly. Our technical input has been vital in adding value to blockchains such as Solana, Cosmos and Ethereum.
The Chorus One infrastructure and surrounding processes are highly specialized to guarantee reliable and fault tolerant operation of our nodes as well as safekeeping of associated cryptographic key material.
Both institutional and retail investors trust our staking services. Our engineers work around the clock to ensure your stake is safe. Moreover, we safeguard all investments with our delegator protection pool of $250k, refreshed each quarter.
We keep our community updated through regular posts, engaging podcast episodes, and in-depth research articles. We provide 24x7 support to our delegators via Telegram, email and chat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does reserve rebalancing happen on-chain?

Until there is the ability to have decentralized cross-chain transactions with CELO, reserve rebalancing happens off-chain. However, several teams are working on cross-chain transactions and we hope to see it by next year.

What is the reserve composed of?

The current target allocation for the reserve is 50% CELO, 30% BTC, 15% ETH, and 5% DAI. The reserve will reach this target over time, and this target allocation could be changed through governance. Once this initial allocation is reached, the reserve will occasionally be rebalanced to target. Rebalancing will be carried out in a way to balance the tradeoff between minimizing trading cost and maximizing tracking to target allocations.

What is the reserve?

To help stabilize the value of Celo stabilized assets, the protocol is supported by a component called a reserve. The reserve consists of a basket of cryptocurrencies that helps the protocol to reduce the supply of Celo Dollars (cUSD).

When the protocol aims to reduce the supply of Celo Dollars (in times when the supply is greater than the demand at the target price point, or in other words, when the price of Celo Dollars is less than $1), it does so by allowing users to sell Celo Dollars, using CELO, the Celo native asset, to make the purchases. CELO was previously called Celo Gold or cGLD and changed to CELO after a community-driven governance proposal (link). Conversely, when the protocol aims to increase the supply of Celo Dollars (in times when the supply is less than the demand at the target price point, or in other words, when the price of Celo Dollars is greater than $1), it does so by allowing users to purchase newly created Celo Dollars in exchange for CELO, which it then places in the reserve and diversifies. Holders of Celo Dollars may redeem them for CELO with the protocol, or trade them for other value through third party exchanges, but do not have rights to the diversified crypto assets, which are used to moderate CELO volatility.

Why is the reserve useful in the protocol?

Any protocol that aims to stabilize the value of tokens needs a way to contract the supply of the tokens in circulation. To do so, the protocol needs a mechanism to remove tokens from circulation. The reserve assets support this mechanism.

What is the Celo protocol?

The Celo protocol is a platform on which the community can create stabilized value digital assets. These digital assets aim to track the value of an existing real-world asset (for example, the first one, cUSD, tracks the US Dollar). The Celo protocol also includes mechanisms for lightweight identity and ultralight mobile validation. The platform aims to make the assets built on the protocol easy to use with a mobile device. The original whitepaper gives a broad overview of the protocol.

Why is the reserve composition off-target initially?

The initial reserve is funded with CELO. Diversifying this over time allows reserve balancing to be achieved without large one-time sales and one-time purchases. The time to get to the target balance will depend on the parameters for reserve CELO unfreezing (which is set through governance), and the market demand for CELO.

What are the upsides to using crypto as reserve assets?

A primary upside of using crypto assets in the reserve is that all user transactions with the reserve can happen on-chain, in a decentralized manner, in a fully-auditable way. This blogpost talks about different collateral types as reserve assets.

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