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# MTD Staking

```
Reward start block: https://cronoscan.com/block/countdown/4109900

Platform rewards: Platform fees will be accumulated for the first week after launch. 
Rewards distribution will begin the week after. 
Keep an eye out for your share!
```

You can earn MTD and WCRO without any impermanent loss through MTD Vaults! Apart from MTD rewards, MTD stakers will earn 50%\* of Minted’s 2% platform fee in the form of WCRO.

*\*Minted reserves the right to adjust this percentage based on market conditions and platform performance.*

Simply deposit any amount of MTD in the 1 month, 6 months, 12 months, and/or 48 months vaults and you will enjoy their corresponding rewards rates. With the aim of rewarding our long-term holders and supporters, MTD rewards increase exponentially based on the vault’s duration.

We recommend using [VVS Finance](https://vvs.finance/swap) to swap your tokens to MTD.

Check out this [article](https://docs.vvs.finance/product-guides/bling-swap) to learn how to use Bling Swap on VVS Finance.

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