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Compounding

As staking rewards are generated by Validators, the newly created MON tokens sit in an unclaimed state at the network level until the Validator claims them and re-bonds them.

Any community member can execute a transaction with the contract. This tells all of the participating Validators to claim then re-bond the claimed MON. This enables Kintsu to benefit from compounding yield rewards, and can happen at most once per .

Compounding Incentive Fee

Kintsu offers a community incentive to anyone who provides this service. When a user executes a transaction, they qualify for the Incentive Fee. The incentive is paid out in the form of MON tokens, as a percentage of the MON claimed during the Compounding process.

Delegate Withdrawal Unbonded

Technically, any community member can execute the function. If no community member does this, it will happen the next time a new Batching Period ends and a user tries to redeem Gas Tokens. There is no incentive fee for doing this.

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