MintStakeShare (MSS)

MintStakeShare (MSS) Price

This cryptocurrency is not listed for trading or services on Gate.

$0.000000
-$0.000000(-0.37%)

Market Cap

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24h High

$0.000000

24h Low

$0.000000

24h Turnover

$8.30

Total Supply

1.82B

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Price of MintStakeShare (MSS) Today in USD

The live price of MintStakeShare (MSS) today is $0.000000, with a 24h change of -0.37%. Over the same period, the low was $0.000000, the high was $0.000000, and the 24h trading volume was $8.30. The current market cap is approximately --. It ranks #13294 by market cap and accounts for 0.00% of the total crypto market cap. The all-time high was $0.149390 (⁦2024-09-12⁩); the current price is -100.00% from the all-time high.

Fear & Greed Index

0 Extreme Fear100 Extreme Greed
Yesterday
50
Normal
Last Week
30
Fear
Last Month
71
Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 28/100, in the Fear zone; change from yesterday: -22, from last week: -2, and from last month: -43. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

About MintStakeShare (MSS)

Use Cases and Features

Users can deposit MSS into a staking contract to receive rewards, but the initial principal they deposit cannot be withdrawn. They can choose between compounding rewards at a daily rate of 2% and collecting them at a daily rate of 1%; these are distinct reward options with different rates. An NFT is not required to use MSS, although only NFT holders can receive referral rewards.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

MSS starts from a total supply of zero and can be minted indefinitely, so it has no fixed total-supply cap. As total supply increases, the minting price rises by 25% for each additional million tokens. For each mint, 75% of the BNB or ETH received is immediately used to add liquidity. This is an allocation of mint proceeds, distinct from the ongoing issuance rule and the price increase tied to growth in total supply.

Frequently Asked Questions About MintStakeShare (MSS)

What is MintStakeShare (MSS)?

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Are MSS and MSS2 the same token?

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Can MSS2's mechanism be used directly to explain MSS?

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What use cases for MSS are shown in historical materials?

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How did users historically participate in MSS-related functions?

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Does MSS guarantee returns?

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Which networks are associated with MSS in historical materials?

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How can I confirm the MSS contract address?

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What are MSS's supply and issuance rules?

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What is the relationship between MSS and the MintStakeShare platform?

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Where can I obtain official information about MSS?

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What should I note when using MSS-related functions?

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