2026-01-19 22:28:41

Somnia Network's liquidity program for Season 1 is now available for claiming. Participants who did not withdraw early will gain early access to Season 2 farming. This has prompted many to reconsider—what's the best way to use 1.3k $SOMI? Should they buy an NFT booster to increase farming yields, or continue to add to their staking position? The initial liquidity incentives have proven beneficial for many, and now the key is to decide between NFT boosting and direct staking. NFT boosters can help you earn higher yields in farming, but this also means spending some $SOMI to purchase them. Conversely, choosing to continue staking might allow participation in more ecosystem incentives, especially since Season 2 has not fully unfolded yet. Both options have their own strategies, and ultimately, it depends on your long-term confidence in this project and your risk preferences.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 5h ago

I think it still depends on the project's next moves. It's a bit early to jump into NFT enhancers now.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 5h ago

My 1.3k isn't even enough to buy an enhancer, so I might as well just continue staking honestly.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 6h ago

1.3k SOMI, I still prefer to stake directly. The NFT enhancer part is too much based on luck. --- Neither option is perfect; the key depends on how the Somnia ecosystem develops next. --- Early adopters have tasted the sweetness early on. Now, entering depends on whether the second season can maintain the momentum. --- Honestly, NFT enhancement is a bit redundant. Better to go all-in on staking SOMI to enjoy the second season's dividends. --- Multiple-choice questions like this are the most annoying. Ultimately, it depends on whether the project team can deliver strong support later. --- Wait and see, don't rush to choose. There might be better ways to play. --- Staking is more stable. I don't think it's necessary to throw more SOMI into the enhancer.

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