Staking is currently two fold. It gives you DAO world tokens for the future governance leadership voting. and increases the TLM pot for you to mine from, meaning more rewards. Currently it does not return on investment (ROI) in the traditional sense Players can "stake" their Trilium on a planet and in the near future, have voting rights in that DAO (Decentralised Autonomous Organisation). Voting will be initially used towards electing Planetary Councilors of their planet. Planetary Councilors will have rights to control planetary Trilium allocations, in addition to other leadership functions.
Staking is currently two fold. It gives you DAO world tokens for the future governance leadership voting. and increases the TLM pot for you to mine from, meaning more rewards. Currently it does not return on investment (ROI) in the traditional sense Players can "stake" their Trilium on a planet and in the near future, have voting rights in that DAO (Decentralised Autonomous Organisation). Voting will be initially used towards electing Planetary Councilors of their planet. Planetary Councilors will have rights to control planetary Trilium allocations, in addition to other leadership functions. https://play.alienworlds.io/governance ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ if you stake it on Missions depends on how many explorers joins the missions, you'll get a TLM and NFT reward https://play.alienworlds.io/missions
To make it short it helps the planet fill rate and in the future you can vote in Governance. There is no ROI in staking in a planet. But if you want you can join missions. In missions, when you join a mission your TLM will be staked plus you'll get an NFT reward and a dividend of TLM from the Explorers that joined missions.
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