Eclipse is a universal Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) Layer 2 solution on Ethereum, aimed at providing a unified layer with high throughput, localized gas fees, and direct MEV rewards distributed back to DApps.

• Total Token Supply: 1,000,000,000 ES
• Total GemPool Rewards: 333,333 ES

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How to participate

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to participate in KuCoin GemPool projects.

Terms

Deposit your funds into staking and earn tokens for free. Users can stake USDT, KCS, or ES in dedicated pools to farm ES tokens. The USDT pool is available exclusively for new users who registered on KuCoin after 7:00 PM, July 14, 2025 (MSK), and have completed KYC verification.

To participate in staking on KuCoin GemPool, KYC verification is required

Rewards per user = (user's staked amount / total eligible staked amount by all participants) × respective reward pool.

User balances and total pool balances will be snapshotted several times at random moments each hour to calculate average hourly balances and determine user rewards.

Daily rewards will be calculated starting from the next day (T+1) after joining. User rewards will be updated daily.

Pools launch one day prior to the token listing, so earned rewards can be sold on the exchange daily. The USDT pools bear absolutely NO risk, and if you are a KCS holder (the native token of KuCoin), it is worth participating in this pool!

Results

Actual profit may differ, as the value of the coins you receive from the pool will fluctuate. Some users prefer to sell coins at the current price daily, while others may choose to cash them out at the end of the term, or even just hold them in their portfolio. The price of a coin can both decrease and increase.

For example, you might sell your coin daily at $1, while later someone could sell it for $2, or conversely, for $0.5 per coin. This is an individual decision everyone makes for themselves. As practice shows, it’s often better to sell free coins received from pools immediately after they’re credited, or at the launch of a listing if the coin becomes available for trading after the pool ends.

Based on the staking results, we have the following:

APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is the yearly interest rate that shows the base return on investment without taking compound interest into account. In the context of crypto investing, APR represents a simple percentage of the principal amount you would earn in a year.