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Last updated 3 months ago

Why Staking?

Staking represents a commitment to the vision of BitDCA—a belief that long-term dollar-cost averaging (DCA) into Bitcoin, made as simple as using a regular payment card, is a sound and effective strategy. BDCA staking offers a way to financially benefit from this concept.

When a BDCA token holder stakes their tokens, they will become eligible to earn a share of the fees generated by the Littlebit application. These fees will be paid out every 14 days, so they are not dependent on the company’s annual financial performance.

How Does It Work?

Each time a user makes a payment with their linked payment card, a small transaction fee is deducted, which directly contributes to stakeholders through the staking mechanism.

BitDCA Fees Sharing