> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://elvo-exchange.gitbook.io/elvo-exchange-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://elvo-exchange.gitbook.io/elvo-exchange-docs/earn.md). # Earn Stake the native $ELVO token to participate in the planned Elvo Earn ecosystem and receive rewards from supported tokenized stock markets. ### What Is Elvo Earn? **Elvo Earn** is the planned staking product built around **$ELVO, the native ecosystem token of Elvo Exchange**. The core concept is: **Stake $ELVO → Choose a supported stock reward → Earn through the Elvo ecosystem** Elvo Earn is currently displayed in **Preview Mode** and is not yet active for real staking. > No live staking contract, APR, lock period, or reward distribution is active yet. [**Open Elvo Earn →**](https://elvo.exchange/earn) *** ### The Role of $ELVO $ELVO is the **native token of the Elvo Exchange ecosystem**. Within Elvo Earn, $ELVO is planned to serve as the primary staking asset. This gives the native token a direct utility role inside the Elvo ecosystem: * $ELVO is the asset users will stake * Staked $ELVO will participate in the Elvo Earn system * Users will be able to select supported tokenized stock rewards * Reward mechanics will be connected to the Elvo ecosystem rather than simply holding $ELVO passively The planned Earn product therefore gives $ELVO an ecosystem function beyond being a transferable token. *** ### Native Token Utility Elvo Earn is designed to make $ELVO an active utility asset within Elvo Exchange. The planned flow is: **Acquire $ELVO → Stake $ELVO → Select Reward Market → Receive Eligible Rewards** This makes $ELVO the central participation asset for the Earn product. The final staking rules, eligibility requirements, allocation mechanics, and reward calculations will be published before activation. *** ### Stake $ELVO The Elvo Earn interface is centered around the **ELVO Staking Vault**. The staking panel currently previews: * $ELVO staking * Staking balance * Estimated APR * Lock period * Launch information * Stock reward selection These controls are currently informational only. The staking action remains disabled until the product officially launches. *** ### Planned Stock Rewards Elvo Earn is designed around rewards from supported tokenized stock markets. The current preview includes: | Reward Asset | Market | | ------------ | -------- | | **tNVDA** | NVIDIA | | **tTSLA** | Tesla | | **tAAPL** | Apple | | **tMETA** | Meta | | **tGOOGL** | Alphabet | | **tAMZN** | Amazon | | **tCOIN** | Coinbase | | **tSPY** | SPY | | **tQQQ** | QQQ | Reward availability may change before launch. The final supported assets will be confirmed when Elvo Earn becomes active. *** ### Choose Your Reward The planned Earn experience allows users to choose which supported tokenized stock reward they want to receive. Conceptually: **Stake $ELVO** then **Select a supported stock reward** The final allocation rules may determine how rewards are calculated and distributed. Those rules are not active yet. *** ### Estimated APR The Earn interface includes an **Estimated APR** field. Currently, no APR is published. The interface displays: **—** Elvo will publish applicable reward rates before the staking product becomes active. > Any future APR should be treated as a product rate subject to its published terms, not as a guaranteed return. *** ### Lock Period The current lock period is: **TBA** No final staking duration has been activated. Before launch, Elvo will publish whether staking uses: * Flexible staking * Fixed-term staking * Multiple lock periods * Other eligibility conditions Until those terms are officially published, no lock period should be assumed. *** ### Launch Status Elvo Earn is currently: **COMING SOON** The current interface explicitly operates in: **Preview Mode** The staking button remains disabled and currently states that staking opens at launch. *** ### No Live Staking Contract Yet The current Elvo Earn interface does not connect users to an active staking contract. Using the preview does not: * Transfer $ELVO * Lock $ELVO * Create a staking position * Generate stock rewards * Start an APR * Create a blockchain staking transaction No assets are committed by interacting with the current preview. *** ### No Active Positions Yet The Earn interface includes a planned **Positions** area. This section is currently disabled because staking positions do not yet exist. When Elvo Earn launches, this area is intended to provide visibility into active staking positions and related reward information. *** ### Planned Earn Flow Once the product is activated, the intended experience is expected to follow this general structure: **1. Hold $ELVO** $ELVO serves as the native staking asset. **2. Enter Elvo Earn** Access the staking interface from the Elvo Exchange ecosystem. **3. Choose the amount of $ELVO to stake** The applicable minimums and limits will be published before activation. **4. Select a supported stock reward** Choose from eligible tokenized stock reward markets. **5. Confirm the staking terms** Review applicable APR, lock period, eligibility, and reward rules. **6. Create the staking position** This functionality will become available only after the product officially launches. *** ### $ELVO and the Elvo Ecosystem $ELVO is designed as the native token connecting users to Elvo ecosystem functionality. Elvo Earn represents one of its planned utility layers. The relationship is: **Elvo Exchange**\ ↓\ **Native $ELVO Token**\ ↓\ **Elvo Earn**\ ↓\ **Staking Utility**\ ↓\ **Tokenized Stock Rewards** This structure is intended to connect the native token directly with products developed within the Elvo ecosystem. *** ### Earn vs. Spot Elvo Earn and Spot are different products. | Feature | Spot | Earn | | --------------- | ------------------- | --------------- | | Product status | **Live** | **Coming Soon** | | Primary purpose | Trading | Staking | | Main asset role | Buy and sell assets | Stake $ELVO | | Order execution | **Enabled** | Not applicable | | $ELVO staking | No | **Planned** | | Stock rewards | No | **Planned** | | APR | No | TBA | | Lock period | No | TBA | Spot trading remains available while Earn is being prepared for launch. *** ### Earn vs. Perpetual Elvo Earn and Perpetual are also separate product experiences. **Earn** is designed around staking the native $ELVO token and receiving eligible rewards. **Perpetual** is designed around leveraged derivatives trading and is currently also in preview mode. Neither should be confused with the currently executable Elvo Spot market. *** ### Before Elvo Earn Launch Elvo will publish the final Earn terms before activation. These will include applicable information regarding: * Staking eligibility * Minimum and maximum staking amounts * Supported reward assets * Reward allocation * APR * Lock periods * Claim mechanics * Unstaking rules * Reward distribution * Applicable risks * Smart contract details Until these terms are officially published, the current Earn interface should be treated as a **product preview only**. *** ### $ELVO Is the Core Asset of Elvo Earn The most important role of the product is simple: > **$ELVO is the native ecosystem token that users will stake to participate in Elvo Earn.** Elvo Earn is designed to turn $ELVO into an active utility asset within the exchange ecosystem by connecting staking participation with supported tokenized stock rewards. 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