What to Enter for SC Mining Address (How to Mine SCDS Now)
What to enter for SC mining address? Many project teams have started giving mini
What to enter for SC mining address? Many project teams have started giving mining permissions to ordinary people or hackers due to serious vulnerabilities in the SC code that prevent users from mining SCI through contracts. This allows attackers to use SCF for free dividends, snatch Binance Smart Chain, and carry out a series of operations, resulting in a loss of assets and stolen funds for many users.
In response to this issue, many community members suggest: “When playing mining now, we must pay more attention to risks” and “if we can control our private keys (like Bitcoin)”.
How to Mine SCDS Now
How to mine SCDS now?
According to official information, there are now over 10,000 users participating in SCDS staking and liquidity pools. This includes SCD tokens (5% of total supply) and other related features such as staking SCD to obtain SCD-USDC stablecoin liquidity and earning profits by providing liquidity in the SCD/ETH market.
Specific operation tutorial:
1. Use SCD-USDT for liquidity trading. If you don’t have LP tokens or LPTokens, you can choose not to mine with liquidity to increase demand for LP tokens. Alternatively, you can exchange LP for SCDS to obtain more SCD through SCDS’s trading mechanism, which is simpler and faster. 2. Add LP assets. If LP holders do not have enough LP tokens to support their LPTokens or LP tokens, they cannot create new LP tokens and interact with them. 3. Join the LPToken pool. To facilitate understanding, you need to register an LP account first and then click “add”. 4. Deposit a certain amount of LP tokens into your SCDS wallet to start mining.
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