Bonding

Bonding on NOYA allows users to lock tokens for a fixed period in exchange for enhanced participation in the protocol’s reward programs.

By bonding, users commit capital to NOYA’s long-term growth. In return, they receive points multipliers that increase their share of rewards distributed through mechanisms such as the Space Race and future protocol incentive programs.

Bonding is optional but provides clear advantages to users seeking to maximize their rewards.


How it Works

  1. Select an amount to bond Users can currently bond NOYA tokens. Additional supported assets may be introduced in the future.

  2. Choose a bonding duration

    • Shorter durations provide lower points multipliers

    • Longer durations provide higher points multipliers

  3. Earn points multipliers While tokens are bonded, users automatically benefit from:

    • Increased accumulation of Space Race points

    • Enhanced multipliers on any future protocol rewards based on points or participation

  4. Unlock at maturity Once the bonding period ends, the bonded tokens can be unlocked and withdrawn. Tokens remain locked for the full bonding period. Early withdrawals are not possible.


Benefits of Bonding

Bonding enables users to enhance their share of NOYA’s reward programs:

  • Increased Space Race points accumulation

  • Higher multipliers on future protocol reward mechanisms

  • Full alignment with NOYA’s long-term growth

The longer the bond duration, the higher the rewards multipliers granted.


Key Principles

  • Users can bond at any time

  • Users may create multiple bonds with different durations

  • Tokens are locked for the full duration — early withdrawal is not possible

  • Points multipliers scale with the length of the bonding period


Summary

Bonding on NOYA allows users to maximize their participation in the protocol’s rewards by committing tokens for a fixed duration.

By locking tokens, users gain points multipliers that directly increase their share of Space Race rewards and any future incentive programs.

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