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  1. Time Based Tokens (TBTs)

FlashNFT

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Last updated 1 year ago

Network

Contract Address

Ethereum

Arbitrum

Optimism

The FlashNFT represents a user’s in the Flash Protocol and can be minted at the time of staking or later. Each stake gets its own NFT.

Once the NFT has been minted, the associated stake cannot be withdrawn or modified (unstake early) without the NFT.

Transferring NFT

The NFT can be transferred to another address, which transfers the ownership of the stake. Only the owner of the NFT has the rights to the associated stake so all staked principal tokens associated with this NFT represents would belong to the new NFT owner.

Developers can use the FlashNFT token ID to access all information related to the corresponding stake in the Flashstake Protocol.

βš–οΈ
staked principal
0x3b090839C26fE3b2BdfA2F4CD7F3ab001ccdF73F
0xe15314691e916087028a6bf4B8BD1Ced1fD41996
0x3b090839C26fE3b2BdfA2F4CD7F3ab001ccdF73F