Rayls will launch RLS pre-staking lock-up on March 3, and the mainnet will go live in Q3 this year.
Foresight News reports that Rayls will launch RLS pre-staking lock at 21:00 UTC on March 3, aiming to prepare for the mainnet launch in Q3 2026.
Users participating in the pre-staking will be eligible for up to 50% APY bonus during the first three months after the mainnet goes live, after which the yield is expected to remain around 20%. Rewards will be settled on a monthly basis. The total cap for this locking event is 100 million RLS, with a minimum participation amount of 100,000 RLS, and it will be on a first-come, first-served basis. The locked tokens will remain until the mainnet launch and cannot be withdrawn in advance. After the mainnet goes live, users need to complete three steps—withdrawal, cross-chain transfer to Rayls mainnet, and delegation on the dashboard—to activate the rewards.
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