
Stake DAO FXNPrice(SDFXN)
Details Stake DAO FXN (SDFXN) Price information (USD)
The current real-time price of SDFXN is $12.79. In the past 24 hours, SDFXN has traded between $12.72 and $13.06, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of SDFXN is $133.66, and the all-time low is $12.72.
From a short-term perspective, the price change of SDFXN over the past 1 hour is
Stake DAO FXN (SDFXN) Market Information
Stake DAO FXN (SDFXN) Today's Price
The live price of SDFXN today is $12.79, with a current market cap of $406.855K. The 24-hour trading volume is 335.61. The price of SDFXN to USD is updated in real time.
Stake DAO FXN (SDFXN) Price History (USD)
What is STAKE DAO FXN (SDFXN)?
When is the right time to buy SDFXN? Should I buy or sell SDFXN now?
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Future price trend of SDFXN
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SDFXN Resources
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Top 5 addresses | Holding amount | Holding ratio | |
|---|---|---|---|
ethereum | 0xbcfe...8d42e0 | 27,950.99 | 87.87% |
ethereum | 0x28ca...844d96 | 2,820 | 8.87% |
ethereum | 0x03e3...c01db4 | 340 | 1.07% |
ethereum | 0x6b65...4dfecd | 118 | 0.37% |
ethereum | 0x13d2...7276c9 | 72 | 0.23% |
Other | 509.4325 | 1.6% |
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STAKE DAO FXN (SDFXN) FAQ
What is the difference between FXN and sdFXN?
FXN is the native governance token of f(x) Protocol. When you deposit FXN into the Liquid Locker, you receive sdFXN (Stake DAO FXN). FXN is the locked version that provides governance power, while sdFXN is the liquid derivative that can be traded or staked. This allows users to maintain liquidity while still benefiting from the utility of the underlying asset.
Is the conversion from FXN to sdFXN reversible?
No, the conversion is not reversible through the platform's minting interface. Once you deposit FXN to receive sdFXN, you cannot directly un-mint it. To return to FXN, you must trade your sdFXN on a secondary market or a decentralized exchange where liquidity is available for that pair.
Why would a user choose sdFXN instead of staking FXN directly?
Staking FXN directly usually requires locking tokens for extended periods to earn maximum rewards. sdFXN provides the same benefits as a maximum lock, such as yield and voting power, but keeps the assets liquid. This flexibility allows users to exit their position at any time via secondary markets rather than being committed to a long-term lock.
How are rewards generated for users who stake sdFXN?
Yield is generated from several sources: a share of protocol fees from f(x) Protocol, incentives in the form of platform-native tokens, and governance bribes from other projects. Additionally, stakers can benefit from boosted emissions. Users must ensure they have staked their sdFXN in the appropriate gauge and manually claim their rewards through the dashboard.
How does governance and the 'bribe' system work for sdFXN holders?
sdFXN holders can participate in governance via specialized voting platforms to influence how rewards are directed. Other DeFi projects often offer incentives, known as 'bribes,' to sdFXN holders in exchange for their votes to support specific liquidity pools. This mechanism serves as a significant source of additional rewards for active governance participants.
What safety and technical risks should be considered with sdFXN?
Users are subject to smart contract risk, which involves potential vulnerabilities in the underlying code. There is also 'peg risk,' where the value of sdFXN may fluctuate relative to FXN. If there is high selling pressure on decentralized exchanges, users may experience slippage, meaning the exchange rate could be lower than the expected 1:1 ratio.



