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About Us

ADEN is a crypto asset ADA staking pool.

We are an experienced and active pool IT We are managed by a team of experienced and active IT engineers. We use our expertise to ensure that the pool is safe and secure. We are committed to providing a service that maximises the return of staking fees to our delegates.

We are also involved in agriculture and our common philosophy is to support Japanese agriculture, which underpins Japan's food culture. Farmers in rural areas are short of young bearers and workers. The challenges facing farmers are becoming increasingly serious, such as poor harvests due to unseasonable and abnormal weather conditions, and the ageing of expensive farming equipment and machinery.

We would like to use the profits from the operation of the pool to address these issues that are within our reach. We will support the Cardano blockchain in its quest to become a global financial infrastructure, while contributing to the development of our home fruit region and the Japanese agricultural industry.

Blockchain itself is also expected to transform the agricultural industry and could lead to a new kind of agricultural industry.

What is Cardano?

Cardano has been described as the "third generation of cryptocurrency". The first generation is Bitcoin, the second generation is Ethereum and the third generation is Cardano. Cardano is a blockchain that has been created through scientific and thorough peer review by researchers and has been developed to solve the problems faced by Bitcoin and Ethereum. Here are 11 of Cardano's features, which we liken to a bunch of oranges

Why stake?

ADA By delegating (staking) coins to a staking pool, you contribute to the operation, maintenance and decentralization of the Cardano blockchain, and when the pool generates a block, the ADA rewards when the pool generates blocks, and the rewards are automatically distributed to the delegators.

What is a stakepool?

A pool is a group of systems that are registered with the Cardano Foundation and play a role in verifying and generating a blockchain to form a Cardano network. Pool operator is an individual or company that continuously maintains and operates its system and role. "ADEN" is the pool that implements these.

What is staking?

You can earn ADA as a reward for block generation like a shareholder's dividend on a regular basis (every epoch: 5 days) by delegating to the pool operator from an ADA wallet such as Daedalus or Yoroi. The higher the amount of delegated ADA, the more chances the stake pool will have to generate blocks, and the delegator's reward will also be distributed based on the amount of delegation.

Your ADA is free

You do not deposit your own ADA in the pool when staking. Delegation simply registers the pool for staking against the blockchain. Therefore, there is no lock on ADA assets even during staking, and you can send money at any time.

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Why ADEN Pool?

ADEN is run by active IT engineers with experience in the development and operation of Japanese aviation systems, with over 20 years of mission critical systems experience and a small team with a common philosophy. We use high performance servers and the know-how we have built up over the years to ensure that our operations are safe and secure.
We are a new and still small stake pool, opened on 8 May 2021. The delegation to a small pool will lead to the decentralisation of the entire Cardano network and will also contribute to the further development and value of Cardano.
In addition, there are two types of fees for staking, both of which are set minimum by ADEN.

Fixed Cost

It is not a fee paid by the delegate, but the portion of the overall pool revenue that is allocated to the operator. The pool receives 340 ADA, the lowest value that a stake pool can set, as an operating fee.

Margin

It is the commission earned by the operator out of the remainder after subtracting the fixed commission from the overall pool income. After this commission, the remaining remuneration is distributed to the delegates. The Pool is currently reducing its commission from 1.5% to 0% and will continue to operate at a fixed rate of 0% until the end of 2021.

→In order to stabilise the pool, the commission will remain at 0% from January 2022 onwards. The delegation fee will be set based on the volume of delegations and the overall situation of Cardano, taking into account the decentralisation of the pool and the costs of running and maintaining the pool. Any changes will be announced in advance.