Market cap
$218.47K
8.84 %
Volume (24h)
$31.05K
8.84 %
Circulating supply
118,956,401 FIS
Total supply
154,274,809 FIS
Max. supply
154,274,809 FIS
Stafi (FIS)
$ 0.00
8.84 %
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updated $0Market cap$218.47K
Volume 24h$31.05K
Circulating supply118.96M77% of max 154.27M
All-time high$4.7-100% from peak · 2021-03-19
StaFi (ticker FIS) is a cryptocurrency powering a liquid staking protocol built as its own blockchain. In simple terms, it lets you stake coins like ETH or Polkadot assets and receive liquid tokens in return, so your funds stay usable while still earning staking rewards. FIS is used for transaction fees, staking to secure the network, and governance decisions.
Frequently asked questions
What is StaFi and how is it different from regular staking?
StaFi is a liquid staking protocol that runs on its own Substrate-based blockchain. The key difference: when you stake through StaFi, you receive a liquid token (like rETH) representing your staked position, which you can trade, lend, or use in DeFi while the original assets keep earning rewards. Traditional staking usually locks your funds completely until an unbonding period ends.
How does the StaFi network work?
StaFi is built with Substrate and uses a Nominated Proof-of-Stake (NPoS) consensus model, similar to Polkadot. Validators secure the network by staking FIS, while nominators back validators with their own tokens and share the rewards. The protocol's core mechanism involves special contracts that handle staked assets and issue the corresponding liquid tokens.
How is FIS issuance and supply structured?
FIS has a fixed maximum supply of about 120 million coins, so no unlimited printing is possible. New tokens are released gradually through block rewards that incentivize validators and nominators. A portion of emissions is also allocated to the ecosystem and treasury to fund development.
Where can you store and use FIS?
Since StaFi is its own blockchain, FIS is stored in wallets supporting Substrate-based networks, such as Polkadot.js or the official StaFi wallet. You can stake FIS to earn rewards and participate in governance, or use it to pay fees within the protocol. Like any crypto asset, it can be traded on exchanges that list it.