Alpha Finance Lab (ALPHA) is a cross-chain decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol that interconnects multiple blockchain networks—including Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain—to offer yield-maximizing products with risk-mitigation features. Since its 2020 launch, it has introduced Alpha Lending, an algorithmic interest-rate lending market, Alpha Homora for leveraged yield farming, and AlphaX for perpetual swap trading. The ALPHA governance token entitles holders to protocol fee distributions, on-chain governance rights, and tiered access to premium features across its ecosystem. Alpha Finance Lab has been audited by CertiK and PeckShield to ensure smart-contract security. (Sources: alphafinance.io; whitepaper)

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What are the primary utilities of the ALPHA token?

ALPHA serves as the native utility and governance token for the Alpha ecosystem. Holders may stake ALPHA to earn protocol fees generated across all Alpha products, participate in on-chain governance votes, and unlock tiered user benefits—such as enhanced leverage on Alpha Homora and reduced trading fees on AlphaX.

How does staking ALPHA work and what rewards can stakers earn?

Users deposit ALPHA into the staking contract on Ethereum to join one of five “Alpha Tiers.” Rewards consist of a share of 75% of fees collected by Alpha Homora and AlphaX, distributed in ALPHA at 24-hour intervals. Higher staking tiers unlock progressively greater fee shares and premium features.

Which products comprise the Alpha ecosystem?

The core suite includes Alpha Lending (pool-based lending and borrowing), Alpha Homora (leveraged liquidity provision and yield farming), AlphaX (decentralized perpetual swaps), and an incubator launchpad for emerging DeFi projects. All products are interoperable and share fee-distribution mechanisms.

How is the ALPHA token supply managed?

ALPHA has a fixed maximum supply of 1 billion tokens. Token allocation covers ecosystem incentives (60%), team and advisors (25%), operations and marketing (10%), and liquidity provisioning (5%). Emission schedules and vesting terms are detailed in the tokenomics whitepaper.