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First Neo (NEO) DeFi Token Now Available for Staking


One of the most technologically advanced decentralized financial protocols (DeFis), Flamingo by crypto veterans Neo Smart Economy, has added FLM staking

Newly launched Flamingo Finance, an interoperable cross-chain DeFi ecosystem based on Neo (NEO) blockchain, has introduced the staking of its token, FLM. In addition, its Mint Rush token distribution program commences its second iteration.

Good week for FLM: IEOs, listings, staking

Starting today, Sept. 30, FLM is added to the suite of staking assets. Previously, Flamingo supported a couple of synthetic assets associated with Neo (NEO), U.S. Dollar Tether (USDT), Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Ontology Network Token (ONT) and Uniswap (UNI) governance token.

FLM token was also distributed to its first users through two initial exchange offerings. Cryptocurrency enthusiasts were able to purchase it on Binance Launchpad and OKEx Jumpstart. Once IEO was finished, FLM was added to the Binance and OKEx trading instruments toolkits.

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To leverage the massive interest in FLM, cryptocurrencies derivatives exchanges Binance Futures and FTX have added 50x USDT-margined perpetual contracts on FLM.

Flamingo Finance gains steam

On Sept. 25, the launch of the Flamingo Finance protocol was tarnished by a server failure that caused delays in Mint Rush token distribution. However, the product very quickly managed to get back on track and started to rise with meteoric speed.

It took only three days for Flamingo Finance to surpass the $1.6 bln level in total value locked while the first billion in TVL had been achieved by the protocol in 24 hours.

According to Neo founder Da Hongfei, Flamingo Finance has already established itself as the largest “non-Ethereum” DeFi. Also, Mr. Da highlights the project’s cross-chain interoperability as one of its most striking features.

The interoperability allowed Flamingo to lift a portion of its liquidity from UniswapV2, the most popular Ethereum-based DEX. However, this process is far less impressive than SushiSwap’s (SUSHI) “vampire attack.”

As CryptoComes previously reported, the infamous SushiSwap (SUSHI) drained 70 percent of Uniswap’s liquidity, or $1.3 bln, in less than 48 hours.

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