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Papertrade staking

Papertrade mints PAPER to traders from their realized losses, and pays USDC to everyone who stakes it. This page rebuilds the whole pool from the chain: how much PAPER exists and is staked, what stakers have been paid, and for every staker what their PAPER cost to mint and how much of that cost the rewards have paid back. Checked against Papertrade's own pool every 10 minutes.

Rewards paid to stakers

The USDC Papertrade distributed to PAPER stakers, from every distribution on the chain. Each distribution is shared by the PAPER staked at that moment.

PAPER supply and stake

Every PAPER ever minted, and how much of it sits in the staking contract, at the end of each UTC day. Only staked PAPER earns.

Stakers

The biggest stakers by PAPER staked. "Cost per PAPER" is the losses that minted the wallet's PAPER divided by the tokens it got. "APR at their cost" is the last 24 hours of rewards per PAPER, over a year, against that cost: a derived figure, not a market return, since PAPER has no market price. "Paid back" is the rewards claimed and unclaimed as a share of those losses. Sort any column; the search on the Traders page finds any other wallet.

Recent PAPER activity

The newest mints, stakes, unstakes and claims on the chain, the latest 25 of each. A mint is PAPER created from a trader's realized loss; a claim pays the staker's rewards into their Papertrade balance, in USDC.

Event

How staking pays