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If a cryptocurrency / NFT you own allows staking, you can “stake” some of your holdings and earn a percentage-rate reward over time. This usually happens via a “staking pool” which you can think of as being similar to an interest-bearing savings account.
The reason your digital asset earns rewards while staked is because the blockchain puts it to work. Cryptocurrencies that allow staking use a “consensus mechanism” called Proof of Stake, which is the way they ensure that all transactions are verified and secured without a bank or payment processor in the middle. Your crypto, if you choose to stake it, becomes part of that process.
A lending pool is a smart contract which allows users to deposit and borrow money, allowing businesses to build applications that can leverage the power of interest generation such as lending protocols, savings accounts and others. A lending pool acts as a central account where users can deposit funds. These users earn interest.
Liquidity pools enable users to buy and sell crypto on decentralized exchanges and other DeFi platforms without the need for centralized market makers.
Various protocols offer even more incentives for users to provide liquidity by providing more tokens for particular “incentivized” pools. Participating in these incentivized liquidity pools as a provider to get the maximum amount of LP tokens is called liquidity mining. Liquidity mining is how crypto exchange liquidity providers can optimize their LP token earnings on a particular market or platform.
Revenue Sharing are tokens/Nodes/NFTs that have ownership like qualities where the holders have a right to a portion of revenues or fees generated on or by the host platform. An example are on-chain transactions or whenever the network performs specific actions, a small fee is extracted and ultimately distributed to token holders.
