Token Swap

Stratis’ Masternode Staking goes live on June 11, enabling liquid staking for STRAX holders. Users can stake their tokens, earn mSTRAX (a liquid token usable across StratisEVM), and nearly double their rewards as node operators. This update aims to enhance network security while offering flexibility—mSTRAX can be used in DeFi apps like StraxSwap. A hardfork on the same day will activate mSTRAX as collateral for the Masternode dApp (stratisplatform.com). Recent NewsStratis has been on a roll! On May 31, they launched Verium, a layer-2 solution using zero-knowledge tech to boost scalability and privacy for StratisEVM (tradingview.com). On June 2, StraxSwap debuted, a decentralized exchange for fast, non-custodial token swaps, signaling Stratis’ growing DeFi presence (X post, 1929575028133118445). These milestones show Stratis’ focus on interoperability and enterprise adoption via StratisEVM. Future PlansLooking ahead, Stratis is prepping for a token swap in December 2025, converting old STRAX to new STRAX on StratisEVM at a 1:10 ratio, with a deadline of December 29 (coindar.org). This aligns with their roadmap to fully transition to an Ethereum-compatible ecosystem, opening doors for more dApps and integrations. Onchain DataSpecific staking metrics for Stratis are unavailable as the protocol isn’t live yet, but stablecoin trends offer context: weekend transaction volumes on similar networks average billions daily, hinting at high potential activity for StratisEVM post-launch (visaonchainanalytics.com). Community SentimentThe X community is buzzing with positivity! Users like @_SageKing and @OldguardGaming_ called the Masternode news “great,” reflecting optimism for higher yields and network growth (X replies, 1925248038320103898, 1925248858600223143). Why It MattersThis staking launch could drive more adoption for Stratis, especially among DeFi enthusiasts and enterprises via StraxTegic’s advisory services. Risk Disclaimer: Staking involves lock-up periods; ensure you understand the terms to avoid liquidity issues.