AMAIPrice

(AMAI)

Most staking protocols typically don't have a minimum, allowing broad participation. However, it's always recommended to check the official interface or the project's documentation for any specific thresholds that may apply to claiming or staking AMAI.

If you are staking AMAI without a fixed lock duration, you can usually unstake at any time, though there might be a short unbonding period before your assets become fully liquid. If you choose to stake with a specific lock duration, your funds will typically remain illiquid until that chosen period ends.

Even if you choose not to participate in governance decisions, you would still be eligible to earn the base staking rewards associated with holding your AMAI. Additionally, any multiplier benefits derived from your chosen lock duration would also still apply to your rewards.

Claiming AMAI token rewards, especially from an airdrop, generally involves using an official claim checker or platform provided by the project. You'll need to follow a clear claim flow, ensure you are using the correct wallet address on the right network, and have sufficient gas (transaction fees) in your wallet to cover the transaction costs.

Avoid interacting with fake dApps by always verifying URLs from official sources. Remember that staking often involves a two-step process: approving tokens and then staking them. Don't let rewards sit idle; consider claiming or re-staking them. Never sign malicious wallet permissions. Crucially, do not send tokens directly to a staking contract address; always use the dApp's designated functions, as direct transfers can lead to permanent loss of funds.

To ensure the security of your AMAI assets, always verify URLs from official project sources before connecting your wallet. Never click on links from unverified sources or suspicious emails. Be aware that the AMAI team will never ask for your private key or seed phrase. Reviewing smart contract audits for the project is also a recommended step to understand the security posture.