$CGPT Staking Benefits
Staking $CGPT

Overview
Staking $CGPT on ChainGPT Pad is the main way to unlock membership benefits across the ChainGPT ecosystem. When you stake, you earn Staking Points, which determine your tier (Bronze / Silver / Gold / Diamond). Your tier and points can unlock:
DAO voting rights
Buzz Points multipliers and access to the Staker Pool in Buzz campaigns
Eligibility for Launchdrops & Giveaways
Tiered allocations in Standard IDOs (Tiered)
A significant advantage in Public Sales (Subscription) (allocation boost + reduced fees)
What is staking (in simple terms)?
Staking means you lock your $CGPT in a staking pool for a selected period. In return, ChainGPT Pad recognizes your commitment and assigns you Staking Points, which determine your tier and benefits.
Staking is not just “holding”, it’s the mechanism that powers membership, allocations, boosts, and governance.
How Staking Points work
Staking Points are calculated from two things:
How much $CGPT you stake
How long you stake it for (longer pools usually have higher multipliers)
Base rule: 1 staked $CGPT = 1 base point
Pool multipliers: Each pool has a multiplier (example: 1.1×, 1.4×, 2×, 3×). Longer commitments typically receive higher multipliers.
Staking Points formula: Staking Points = (Staked $CGPT) × (Pool Multiplier)
Tiers (why points matter)
Your staking points place you into a tier (Bronze / Silver / Gold / Diamond). Your tier influences benefits across the platform, including:
what you can access
how large your allocations can be
what fee discounts you receive
how strong your boosts are (Buzz / Public Sales)
Benefits of staking (across ChainGPT Pad)
1) DAO voting rights
Stakers can participate in governance by voting on proposals (when voting is enabled).
In general:
more staking points → more influence in voting weight (as defined by the DAO rules)
governance topics can include ecosystem initiatives, product direction, or community programs
2) Buzz Campaign benefits
Buzz campaigns reward both creators (“Buzzers”) and $CGPT stakers.
A) Buzz Points Multiplier (for your campaign performance)
If you participate in Buzz campaigns as a creator, staking can unlock a multiplier on your Buzz Points, helping you climb the leaderboard faster and earn a larger share of buzzer rewards.
Higher tiers generally earn stronger multipliers
Multipliers are shown in-app on your Buzz campaign page (“My Stats”)
B) Share of the Staker Pool (even if you don’t post)
Many Buzzdrops include a Staker Rewards Pool (often structured as a split between Stakers and Buzzers). When a campaign includes a Staker Pool, stakers receive a proportional share based on their staking points.
Simple idea:
More staking points → larger share of the Staker Pool
3) Access to Launchdrops & Giveaways
Launchdrops and giveaways are reward-focused campaigns designed to broaden token distribution and onboard users.
Stakers may receive:
priority access / allowlists (campaign-dependent)
higher eligibility likelihood vs non-stakers (campaign-dependent)
exclusive staker-only drops for certain events
4) Standard IDO (Tiered) allocations
Standard IDOs on ChainGPT Pad are tier-gated.
Staking benefits include:
eligibility to participate (minimum tier requirement)
better allocation outcomes for higher tiers
access to structured rounds (Guaranteed Allocation + FCFS, and sometimes Diamond early access)
In Standard IDOs, users typically:
stake → unlock tier
register for the IDO
receive an allocation announced before buying
buy during eligible rounds
claim tokens based on vesting schedule
5) Public Sale (Subscription) advantages
Public Sales (Subscription) are open to all KYC-approved users, but stakers get meaningful advantages.
A) Allocation Boost
In Public Sales, allocations are calculated after the sale ends. Stakers can receive a boost in the allocation calculation (campaign-dependent), meaning a staker may receive more allocation than a non-staker committing the same amount.
A common model is:
Multiplier (M) =
1 + (k × Staking Points)Boosted Commitment (W) =
Committed Amount × M
Where k is a campaign-defined boost rate.
B) Fee discounts (baseline model)
Some Public Sales apply tier-based fees. Fees can vary per campaign, and some campaigns may have 0% fees across the board, but below is the typical baseline model when fees are enabled:
Fees & How They Work
Allocation Fee (Claim Fee): charged on the portion that is accepted/used for your allocation when you claim tokens
Full Refund Fee: charged only if you request a full refund (if that campaign enables refunds)
Excess Refunds: always 0% fee (free)
Baseline fee schedule (typical):
No Tier: 5% allocation fee · 2% full refund fee · 0% excess refund
Bronze: 4% allocation fee · 1% full refund fee · 0% excess refund
Silver: 2% allocation fee · 0% full refund fee · 0% excess refund
Gold / Diamond: 0% fees on all actions
How to stake (step-by-step)
Go to the ChainGPT Pad staking page
Connect your wallet (BNB Chain)
Choose a staking pool (review duration + multiplier)
Enter how much $CGPT you want to stake
Confirm the transaction(s) in your wallet
Check your updated Staking Points and Tier
Unstaking
Most pools are time-locked until the end of the staking period.
When your lock ends, you can unstake from the staking page.
If a pool supports early withdrawal, it will be clearly stated in the pool rules (if applicable).

Staking Points Delegation
Delegate Staking allows users to give their staking points to others and to share their staking points to their other wallets.
This means a user can assign (delegate) their points to another user, who can then use them for other functionalities of the application. With the staking points they receive, they can achieve a tier level, which grants them allocations for IDO pools, participation in pools, and access to other features.
Sharing points across multiple wallets of their own also allows them to engage in the ChainGPT ecosystem with more ease. And also adds an added layer of security.
Additionally, users have the ability to take back (revoke) the points they previously delegated or remove (delete) them entirely.
Learn more about staking delegation here:
Delegate Staking FunctionalityImportant Notes & Risks
Locked funds: staking typically locks your tokens for the selected duration.
Smart contract risk: staking uses smart contracts; always use official links and double-check you’re on the correct site/network.
Benefit variability: some benefits are platform-wide (tier access), while others are campaign-specific (Public Sale fees, Buzz boosts, staker pool size).
Compliance rules: KYC may be required for some campaign types (IDOs/Public Sales), even if staking itself does not require KYC.
FAQ
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