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What are the risks of Flashstaking?

What are the Risks of Flashstake

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Last updated 2 years ago

Security has been the top priority while developing the Flashstake protocol. A few of the safety decisions put in place include making sure:

  • User funds are always 100% collateralized.

  • User funds cannot get liquidated.

  • Users know precisely when your principal will unlock, down to the minute.

  • Users can unlock their principal at any time by repaying a portion of their upfront yield.

Outside of an unforeseen exploit, it is technically impossible for users to lose their principal.

  • Bounty

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