Profit Distribution and Epoch Structure

Epoch-Based Profit Distribution

WINR Protocol follows an epoch-based profit distribution model, where profits from the protocol’s revenue streams are distributed weekly at the end of each epoch.

• An epoch is defined as a one-week period.

• To receive profits, users must maintain their stake until the end of the epoch.

• Early withdrawal before the epoch ends results in forfeiting profits for that week.

This system incentivizes consistent participation and ensures that users remain committed to their chosen staking durations, contributing to a stable and predictable staking pool.

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Early Withdrawal Consequences

If a staker withdraws their funds before the end of an epoch, they forfeit any profits for that period. This policy is designed to:

• Encourage long-term staking commitments.

• Prevent short-term speculation that could disrupt the staking ecosystem.

• Ensure a more stable and predictable staking pool for all participants.

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A New Standard for Decentralized Staking

The new WINR Chain staking mechanism represents a major improvement over the previous system, offering:

• Superior rewards for long-term stakers.

• Increased flexibility in staking durations (7–180 days).

• Transparent and direct incentive alignment through weight-based profit distribution.

• A seamless migration process from Arbitrum to WINR Chain.

By integrating fixed lock periods, transparent staking weights, and clear migration guidelines, WINR Protocol is setting a new benchmark for decentralized staking within the blockchain gaming industry.