$ENSO Enso Network ($ENSO ) is a cross-chain interoperability layer for DeFi, launched on mainnet in October 2025, backed by investors like Polychain Capital. The stake pool operates on epochs (roughly 5-day periods) where participants secure the network by validating cross-chain requests, such as processing consumer queries and shortcut volumes. With Epoch #3 starting on December 15, 2025, following a 41% growth in total staked tokens to 1.27 million $ENSO and over 35 million processed requests in Epoch #2, here’s how anyone can benefit: • Earn Staking Rewards: By staking $ENSO , you contribute to network security and earn a share of rewards distributed at the end of each epoch. Rewards come from fees on processed requests (e.g., Epoch #1 saw over $800M in secured volume). Stakers from previous epochs (like #2) can now claim theirs, and new stakers in #3 will qualify for the next payout. This provides passive yield, with high validator performance (97% success rate) ensuring reliable returns. • Delegate for Yield Without Running a Node: If you don’t want to operate a validator (which requires technical setup and staking collateral), delegate your $ENSO to existing validators. This boosts their capacity, and you earn a portion of their rewards—ideal for retail users seeking low-effort income. • Governance Participation: Stake Enso gives voting power on protocol upgrades, validator expansions, and fee structures. As the network grows (e.g., more slots opening soon for community validators), this lets holders influence decisions that could enhance token utility and value. • Broader Ecosystem Perks: Staking locks supply, potentially supporting price stability. Early participants have seen strong adoption, with over 900K tokens staked by Epoch #1’s end. Platforms like Bybit offer additional Launchpool staking for Enso against assets like MNT or BNB to farm more tokens.
$ENSO Enso Epoch#3 stake has now started. You can stake now eaisly. If you just stake only 10000 enso token only 7k dollars see how many you can get return. It’s obviously huge.