The “Safety over Liveness” approach is unique and effective to gain trust from token holders. Learn more about Figment's “Safety over Liveness” approach.
Ledger – the global leader in Web3 security with more than 5 million hardware wallets sold – has partnered with Figment – one of the world’s leading providers of blockchain infrastructure – to bring a seamless way to secure Proof-of-Stake assets and generate Protocol Staking rewards on dedicated “Ledger by Figment” nodes.
In this article, we take a more detailed look at the difference between protocol staking and two types of common investment products - lending and liquidity provisioning, and explain why protocol staking rewards are not “yield” or “interest” and the significant implications this has for risk management.
Crypto holders have an array of strategies they can utilize to generate rewards, ranging from the traditional (e.g., lending - liquidity provisioning - staking) to the crypto native (e.g., DOT parachain auctions).
Maximal Extractable Value, or MEV, is an often misunderstood term in Web3, but is also highly important. We hope that our policy on MEV can shed some light on the core benefits of MEV and how our principles affect how Figment engages in MEV.
In fostering Web3 growth and infrastructure as well as ensuring equitable access to decentralized economics, Figment has proudly committed $150k in Gitcoin Funding Rounds.
When considering crypto investments from an ESG perspective several factors must be analyzed and addressed. Learn more about PoS from an ESG Perspective: ENVIRONMENT
Community pools, also known as community treasury funds, are funds on-chain that a core team sets aside when determining their token's distribution. Learn more here.
Putting your digital assets to work in the decentralized finance space carries underestimated and generally unpredictable risks. Learn more about Insurance in DeFi here.
