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@ZIGChain The message here: verification failed. I think the problem is the gas fee of 0.01 Zig. Can anyone please help me to try of that the problem? MEXC suspended zending zig(zigchain). Tried everything

@ARafayGadit @ZIGChain @MEXC_Official Still no withdrawal. When?

@oroswap @ZIGChain What to do if i made a new wallet for zigchain mainnet. All of my progress from testnet is on another wallet and for mainnet i am using a different wallet

@ZIGChain @Valdora_finance @oroswap Stuck here @ZIGChain :((

@strongholdpay Blogs? Support channels? Been looking on your site... Went through your link that looked simple. Followed instructions But SHX to new address "failed"

@oroswap @ZIGChain I don’t know what to do, I am already swapping with the same wallet I used on testnet, do you need to do something else?

🔥#MEXC to Support $ZIG @ZIGChain on ZIGCHAIN Network 🔹Deposits start: Nov 4, 2025, 10:00 (UTC) More details👉: mexc.com/announcements/…

DeFi promised inclusion. ZIGChain is delivering it. From private credit, equity, and real estate, ZIGChain is wiring institutional-grade assets straight to everyday investors, bringing real yield from RWAs to whom it belongs, YOU. Chief of Strategy @ahm3dzig breaks it down👇

@BifrostWallet @FlareNetworks Q: after we mint our XRP and receive FXRP, what is need to begin earning with the FXRP?

@apecoin Can't connect wallet

In Phase 1, $FXRP and $stXRP will have a 1:1 exchange rate. Acquire $FXRP via the @FlareNetworks FAssets Portal (bridge from XRPL), or purchase it on supported DEXs. $stXRP represents your staked position, while maintaining liquidity across @FlareNetworks vast DeFi ecosystem.

So what exactly is Enosys Loans, and why should you be interested? Enosys Loans is an upcoming Collateralized Debt Protocol utilizing assets on the @FlareNetworks (FXRP, wFLR, stXRP, sFLR, etc) as collateral to mint a stablecoin (CDP). This differs from a traditional lend/borrow market like @kinetic_markets in that the Loans protocol itself is the counterparty to the loan, rather than a pool of user assets that are allocated for lending. In Enosys Loans, borrowers set their own interest rates, with 75% of the interest being paid to that collateral asset’s stability pool. (The remaining 25% is split between Enosys and the APY Cloud.) CDP holders can stake their CDP into one of the collateral branches' stability pools to earn real yield from the protocol, as well as incentives paid out in rFLR and APS. While in the stability pool, CDP staked by users may be used to cover debt during a liquidation event. If this happens, the value of the CDP used to pay the debt is rewarded with 1.05x its value in the collateral asset. Here is an example: A user takes $10,000 worth of wFLR and opens a new loan, taking debt of $5,000 CDP at a user set interest rate of 4%. Their wFLR being used as collateral is automatically delegated to DeFi Oracles, and they continue to receive delegation rewards and FlareDrops, claimable through Enosys. The user then takes $4,000 CDP and places it in the stability pool for FXRP, earning a share of 75% of all fees generated by the FXRP branch, as well as a share of rFLR and APS incentives being rewarded to that stability pool. They take the remaining $1,000 CDP and pair it with USDT0 in the Enosys DEX V3 LP, now earning swap fees, rFLR, and APS incentives based on their share of active liquidity on the CDP/USDT0 pair. A liquidation event happens on the FXRP side and $100 CDP of the users stake is used to cover the debt, leaving the user with a reward claim of $105 worth of FXRP at the liquidation price. So, the user is now earning delegation rewards, FlareDrops, CDP interest yield, FXRP liquidation yield, CDP and USDT0 swap fees, rFLR incentives and APS incentives. All at a user set interest rate of 4% on the initial debt. #XRPFI