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(TAKO)

Tako Protocol is a modular social infrastructure designed for the Web3 creator economy. It serves as an open social recommendation layer, enabling developers to build decentralized applications with specialized algorithms for content curation and monetization. By integrating with major decentralized social networks, it provides the necessary infrastructure for a permissionless, user-centric social layer where creators maintain control over their content and distribution.

The name Tako refers to several distinct initiatives. The social protocol primarily operates on Ethereum and Layer-2 networks. A separate Tako ecosystem focused on liquid staking and stablecoins is centered on The Open Network (TON). Additionally, there is a community-driven version on the Solana blockchain. Users should always verify the specific contract address and utility to ensure they are interacting with the correct project version.

Airdrop eligibility is typically based on snapshots of on-chain activity, historical engagement within the ecosystem, and participation in community events. The project utilizes a 'Points' system where points act as experience points (XP) to determine a user's base reward allocation. Furthermore, multipliers can be earned through actions like long-term staking or extending lock durations, which increase the rate at which rewards are accumulated.

Staking TAKO tokens allows participants to earn dual rewards, including protocol emissions and potential gains from stability pools. Stakers also receive voting power, enabling them to influence governance and the future development of the protocol. 'Lock Duration' refers to the length of time tokens are committed to the platform; choosing a longer duration typically results in a higher reward multiplier and greater governance influence.

TAKO tokens can be traded on LBank and various decentralized exchanges across the Ethereum, BSC, Solana, and TON networks. It is essential to use the correct contract address for the specific chain you are using. Technical details and project architecture, including concepts like 'Social Abstract Accounts,' are hosted in the official documentation found on the project's GitBook.

To maintain security, users should verify all contract addresses through official blockchain explorers. Always use links provided by verified social media accounts and the official website to access airdrop or staking portals. Be aware that project administrators will never send direct messages (DMs) first. Staying vigilant against phishing attempts and only using official channels are the best ways to protect your digital assets.