
Real Staking Full Blockchain







Origin implements a 16-hour staking warm-up period. Users must stake for a minimum of 16 hours before they can withdraw all staked funds and rewards.
During this waiting period, users continue to earn rewards but cannot withdraw them. After the waiting period, users can claim their accumulated balance, unstake, and withdraw everything to their personal wallet.
This applies to every new staking event.
If not withdrawn, the system will apply an auto-compound feature that will exponentially multiply assets in the long term.
This is my favorite feature of Origin.


VIDEO PART 3 REVISION :
1. After USDT is received in Token Pocket, SWAP 0.5 USDT first to POL. This value is enough for the gas fee for the next few transactions
2. All the rest SWAP to DAI (not POL). This aims to reduce the slip page value because the DAI/LGNS Liquidity Pool is large enough and strong enough to withstand the slip page of LGNS transactions
3. Log in to Origin : s.id/origindefi
Connect your Token Pocket wallet to the Origin platform.
Don't forget to Pin it to make it easier the next time you log in.
4. Click BUY in the top row, SWAP all DAI to LGNS
5. Continue to the staking process as in the video

How to Withdraw LGNS from Origin (24/7)
1. Log in to Origin (I log in via Token Pocket)
2. Click STAKE > UNSTAKE
3. Click BUY, swap LGNS to DAI
4. Log out of Origin and return to Token Pocket
5. Send Polygon USDT to a wallet or exchange that sells DAI (I use Bitget Wallet).
6. Swap or sell DAI for Polygon USDT
7. Send Polygon USDT to a local exchange that sells USDT for your local currency.
8. Sell USDT
9. Withdraw funds to your local bank.
Note:
Withdrawal time is heavily influenced by network speed.



Economic Flywheel Model ORIGIN
This explains how increased demand and price of LGNS can create a positive cycle that increases value and liquidity.
1. Increased Demand for LGNS
Demand for LGNS increases, both through direct purchases and through swap mechanisms.
2. Increased LGNS Price
Increased demand causes the price of LGNS to rise.
3. Bond Discount
The increase in LGNS price triggers a discount on bonds (Liquidity bonds and Reserve bonds).
4. Bond Purchases
Bond discounts attract investors to buy bonds.
5. RFV (Reserve Funding Value) Receipts
Bond purchases generate RFV receipts that go to the Treasury.
6. LGNS ting
The Treasury uses RFV to print new LGNS, which then enters the market.
7. Increased Bond Price
The minting of new LGNS increases supply, thus increasing the price of bonds.
The rising price of bonds is once again attracting investors to buy, restarting the cycle.
Key Mechanisms :
- LGNS Issuance Amount
The amount of LGNS printed or destroyed depends on an algorithmic mechanism and market demand. This means the supply of LGNS is dynamically adjusted.
- Swaps
The swap mechanism allows the exchange of other assets (DAI) for LGNS, increasing market liquidity.
This Economic Origin model is designed to create a positive cycle that drives the growth of LGNS price and liquidity. Rising LGNS prices encourage bond sales, which in turn leads to the printing of new LGNS, and so on.
