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Staking PGX lets you earn a share of the revenue PrigeeX generates. When people trade on PrigeeX, the platform collects fees, and a large portion of that revenue is paid out to people who stake PGX. In short: stake PGX, earn a cut of the platform’s income.

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How it works, simply

  1. Traders swap on PrigeeX and pay trading fees.
  2. A share of those fees is collected by the platform as revenue.
  3. That revenue is converted into PGX and distributed: 70% goes to PGX stakers, and 30% goes to the PrigeeX treasury.
  4. As a staker, you earn PGX rewards in proportion to how much you’ve staked.
The more PGX you stake and the more the platform is used, the more you earn.

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Before you start

  • Your wallet is connected and on Arbitrum One
  • You hold some PGX tokens
  • You have a little ETH for the network fee

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How to stake

  1. Go to the Staking page.
  2. You’ll see your current staked balance, your unclaimed rewards, and the current APY (an estimate of your annualized return).
  3. Enter the amount of PGX you want to stake.
  4. If it’s your first time, Approve PGX in your wallet (one-time).
  5. Click Stake and confirm in your wallet.
Staking dashboard

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Claiming your rewards

  • Your rewards accrue automatically as platform revenue is distributed.
  • Click Claim any time to send your earned PGX rewards to your wallet.
  • You can claim without unstaking: your staked balance keeps earning.

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Unstaking

  • There is no lock-up period. You can unstake at any time.
  • Enter the amount to unstake, confirm in your wallet, and your PGX returns to you.
  • Unstaking and claiming are independent: you can do either whenever you want.

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What the numbers mean

  • Staked balance: how much PGX you currently have staked (also shown in USD).
  • Unclaimed rewards: PGX you’ve earned but not yet claimed.
  • APY: an estimate of the annualized return based on recent revenue. It’s not fixed or guaranteed; it rises and falls with how much trading happens on PrigeeX.
  • Protocol-wide stats: total PGX staked, number of stakers, and total rewards distributed, so you can see the bigger picture.
Why the APY moves. Rewards come from real trading activity, not from printing new tokens. When trading volume is high, rewards (and APY) go up; when it’s quiet, they go down. This ties staker earnings directly to the platform’s actual usage.

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Good to know

  • Rewards are paid in PGX. All collected fees are converted to PGX before being distributed to stakers.
  • No new PGX is created to pay you. Rewards come from real revenue, not inflation: PGX has a fixed supply. See PGX Tokenomics.
  • Your staked PGX is yours. Staking is a smart-contract action you control; you can withdraw at any time.