Protocol Statistics
Convert
Mint CF
Send FC to get CF at 1:1 ratio
Redeem CFX
Burn CF to get CFX at 1:1 ratio
Staking
Stake CF
Stake CF to earn CFX rewards
Unstake CF
Withdraw your staked CF
Harvest Rewards
Claim your pending CFX rewards. Syncs rewards from subsidy first.
Swap on FreeSwap
Trade CF tokens directly with CFX using FreeSwap DEX
0.3% swap fee
Liquidity
Add or remove liquidity to earn 0.3% fee on trades
Enter an amount to see the required pair
What is CF?
CF (Conflux Fan Coin) is a liquid staking derivative token for FansCoin (FC) on Conflux Core Space. It allows FC holders to convert their FC into a tradeable, yield-bearing token.
How It Works
- Mint CF: Provide FC tokens to get CF at 1:1 ratio. Your FC is deposited into the FC-CFX Exchange.
- Stake CF: Stake your CF tokens to earn CFX rewards from the subsidy pool.
- Harvest: Claim your accumulated CFX rewards at any time.
- Trade: Buy or sell CF on FreeSwap DEX without unstaking.
- Redeem: Burn CF to get CFX back at 1:1 ratio whenever you want.
- Buyback: Protocol uses earnings to buy CF from the market and burn it, making CF deflationary.
Contract Addresses
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to my FC when I mint CF?
Your FC is sent to the FC-CFX Exchange where it earns staking rewards. The CF token you receive represents your share of this staked position.
Is there any lock-up period?
No! You can unstake CF and redeem CFX at any time. There is no lock-up period or withdrawal delay.
How are rewards calculated?
Rewards come from the FC-CFX Exchange subsidy pool. They are distributed proportionally to all CF stakers based on their staked amount.
What is FreeSwap?
FreeSwap is a Uniswap V2-style decentralized exchange deployed on Conflux Core Space specifically for trading CF tokens.
Is the code open source?
Yes! All contracts are verified on ConfluxScan. You can view the source code directly on the blockchain explorer.
Where do protocol earnings come from?
Protocol earnings come from three sources: (1) Yield from unstaked CF periods - when CF tokens exist but aren't staked by users, the underlying CFX still earns yield which goes to the protocol. (2) Smart redemption - when you redeem CFX, the protocol pays from its liquid CFX first, preserving the staked principal for continued yield generation. (3) Excess staked CFX after buybacks - when the protocol buys and burns CF, the backing CFX remains staked and generates 100% protocol yield.
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