Eclipse isn’t just building another L2 rollup, it’s architecting a modular future where decentralized compute is powered by people, not centralized infra. And now, with staking live for $BITZ, you can do more than just mine, you can participate in securing and growing the entire ecosystem.

Let’s break it down.

Staking means locking up your $BITZ tokens inside the protocol to earn a share of protocol emissions. But it’s not just about parking tokens for yield. Staking in Eclipse is more like investing in infrastructure, you’re putting skin in the game to secure and coordinate decentralized compute at scale.

Just like early Ethereum stakers helped secure the network during its PoS shift, early $BITZ stakers are now the scaffolding holding up the next-gen modular stack.

The core innovation here is the boost, a protocol-funded incentive that channels emissions toward specific behaviors the network wants to encourage.

Each boost is powered by a portion of the $BITZ emission schedule, which is set aside as a “boost budget.”

That means your yield isn’t just based on how many tokens you stake, it’s also influenced by how many boosts are live and how much demand there is for network coordination.

In simple terms:

• More boosts active = more rewards flowing

• Stake for longer = earn a bigger share

• Participate early = capture more emissions during critical growth phases

Most DeFi staking models dilute their token supply with inflation. It’s unsustainable. Eclipse avoids that trap.

Instead, boosts reallocate emissions from the base schedule, no new tokens are printed. The goal isn’t to “farm and dump”, it’s to build aligned incentives that reward those helping Eclipse scale.

Boosts can target:

• Long-term staking

• Ecosystem contributions (like LPing on Invariant)

• Governance participation

• Hosting nodes or relayers in the future

• Engaging in specific dApps or protocols building on Eclipse

It’s programmable, flexible, and evolves with the network.

1. Stake your $BITZ through the Eclipse staking portal

2. You become eligible for emissions via the active boost pool

3. Your share is based on:

   • The amount you’ve staked

   • How long you’ve staked

4. As more users stake and more boosts get deployed, your yield potential increases, without extra inflation

Over time, this creates a virtuous cycle:
More boosts → more stakers → more utility → stronger network → more boosts

Eclipse is proving that decentralized compute can scale, but that only works if enough people are incentivized to participate.

Mining showed that users will volunteer compute.
Staking proves they’ll stick around and fund the future.

This approach gives $BITZ real-world utility beyond speculation:

• You don’t just own the token, you use it to support coordination

• You’re not betting on hype, you’re investing in operational resilience

• You’re earning real yield, not from ponzinomics, but from helping the system run better

Staking is just the first phase. In the near future, Eclipse envisions:

• Validator-based block production, where stakers can also become executors

• Onchain governance, where boosts are proposed and voted on by token holders

• Multi-dimensional staking, where LPs, devs, and relayers all have pathways to earn coordinated rewards

It’s a full-stack incentive engine, rooted in practical needs.

• Staking $BITZ = lock tokens, earn rewards from protocol boosts

• Boosts = targeted emissions, no extra inflation

• Yield scales with boost activity and time staked

• You’re not just earning, you’re actively supporting the modular future of onchain compute

• Eclipse is building coordination-as-infrastructure, and staking is how you plug in
  

Jump in while the emissions are flowing and be part of the core group shaping Eclipse from the inside.
Every staked token is a vote of confidence in the next evolution of blockchain coordination.