While holding GMEE tokens is necessary for certain episodes like hard staking, you can still participate in other episodes or events that do not require GMEE holdings, such as the Telegram mining activity in Episode Two.
Tag: Wat Protocol
Wat Protocol is associated with the Web3 ecosystem, focusing on decentralized technologies and blockchain-based interactions. It may involve smart contracts, token systems, or decentralized applications (dApps). This tag covers explanations, updates, use cases, and discussions around Wat Protocol and its role in Web3 innovation.
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No, WatPoint balances from different platforms cannot be merged. Points collected by staking GMEE are stored on the Wat Protocol website, while points earned through other means are stored on the respective platforms.
Once you have staked your GMEE, you cannot remove tokens from the contract without incurring a 5% tax. However, you can add more GMEE to your existing stake. If you choose to stake additional GMEE, you must stake it for ...Read more
To connect your wallet on the Wat Protocol website:On a mobile device: Use the Wallet Connect option and select the Ethereum wallet that holds your GMEE tokens. On a Mac/PC: You can connect directly using a wallet from the provided list, ...Read more
Yes, your GMEE is safe while hard staking. The tokens are locked into a smart contract for the chosen duration (30 or 60 days). After the staking period, your GMEE will be returned to you. However, during the staking period, ...Read more
More information can be found in the Telegram WatPoint Mining FAQ or by joining the WatPoint Mine activity on Telegram.
Stay updated on the Wat Protocol by following the WatBird on Twitter, joining the WatBird community, and keeping an eye on announcements on Telegram, Twitter, and Medium.
Yes, a 5% tax is applied to the staked amount if withdrawn before the end of the staking period.
Yes, you can mine WatPoints without the password, but using “watprotocol” helps identify you as a community representative.
The WatBird is a meme character central to the Wat Protocol, replacing the phoenix from the earlier Phoenix Protocol. The WatBird adds lore and character to the initiative, making the participation more engaging for the community. As the Wat Protocol ...Read more