# Tokens for staking

### **USDC**

* It is a stablecoin, meaning its value is designed to be pegged 1:1 with the US Dollar (USD).
* It is ideal for those seeking stability and wanting to avoid the typical volatility of other assets.
* Risk: <mark style="color:green;">**The safest**</mark>

### **FUSE**

* It is the native token of Fuse Network, a decentralized platform designed to facilitate payments and value transfers with low fees and high speed.
* It is suitable for investors willing to take on volatility and who believe in the long-term growth of the Fuse platform.
* It can be an interesting long-term investment if you believe in the future of the network.
* Risk: <mark style="color:yellow;">**Medium**</mark>

### **PUDU**

* It is the reward and governance token of this platform. High volatility is expected as Pudú Finance grows and seeks mass adoption. Strategies to stabilize its price include, but are not limited to: \
  a) A limited supply of 100 million tokens. b) Incentives to keep it in staking. c) Token burn programs to reduce its supply. d) Programs to create use cases to increase its demand.
* Despite these measures, it is the investment that carries the highest risk among the mentioned ones.
* Risk: <mark style="color:red;">**High**</mark>

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**Disclaimer:**

Pudu Finance encourages saving in dollars through USDC as a more stable option to preserve the value of your savings. However, it is important to note that staking carries inherent risks due to the volatility of the cryptocurrency market.

We have chosen the Fuse network to operate Pudú Finance due to its speed, stability, and low transaction fees. Nevertheless, even the most robust blockchain networks can face technical or market challenges.

We remind all users never to invest more money than they can afford to lose. Cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins, utility tokens, and governance tokens, are high-risk assets, and their value can fluctuate significantly.

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