Smart Contract Explained
The staking airdrop uses non-upgradable contracts to ensure Zentra cannot access user funds. Key characteristics:
Fixed airdrop allocation: 0.5% of total supply for direct airdrop; depletion ends the program, with timing recorded via on-chain events.
Option pool reserve: Additional 5% of total supply reserved as an option pool; each airdropped token is paired with 10 option units at a $100 strike. Rights persist even if principal is later withdrawn.
Funds × time accounting: Airdrop accrues by “staked amount × duration” at a transparent baseline rate (every $1,000 stablecoin × 365 days = 1 Zentra token, delivered after TGE).
Monitoring & pause: Contracts track remaining allocation and auto-pause new deposits near depletion. After pause, only principal withdrawals are allowed to prevent programmatic hoarding.
Flexible staking: Deposit/withdraw anytime; no long-term lock.
Emergency withdraw logic: Supports pulling funds from DeFi dependencies when risk is detected.
Risk boundary: A base-chain or centralized L2 black-swan exploit/outage cannot be fully mitigated; participants should assess this residual risk.
Full contract code will be published ahead of launch for community review and audits.
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