The Apex Finance Auto-Staking Protocol (AXAP for short) is a new protocol that makes staking easier, more efficient and awards $APXF token holders the highest stable returns in crypto AXAP gives the $APXF token automatic staking and compounding features, and the highest Fixed APY in the market at 825,992.73%

• Low Risk with the Risk Insurance Fund (RIF) – 6% buy and 6% sale are redirected to the RIF which helps sustain and back the staking rewards provided by the positive rebase.
• Simple and Safe Staking – The $APXF token always stays in your wallet so it doesn’t need to be put into the hands of a centralized authority. All you need to do is buy & hold as you automatically receive rewards in your own wallet so there’s no more complicated staking processes at all.
• Interest Yield with Automatic Payments – You need not be worry about having to re-stake your tokens. Interest yield is paid automatically and compounded in your own wallet, guaranteeing you will never miss a payment ever!
• Highest Fixed APY – Apex Finance pays out at 825,992.73% in the first 12 months which rivals anything in the DeFi arena to date. After the first 12 months the interest rate drops over a predefined Longterm Interest Cycle period.
• Rapid Interest Payments – The Apex Finance Protocol pays every $APXF holder each and every 5 seconds or 29800 times each day, making it one of the fastest auto-compounding protocol in crypto.
• Auto Token Burn – One of the exciting features of the Apex Finance Protocol is an automatic token burn system named “Firepit” which prevents circulating supply getting out of hand.

  The Firepit burns 2% out of all $APXF Token market sales and is burned in the same individual transaction.

  The AXAP uses a complex set of factors to support its price and the rebase rewards. It includes the Risk Insurance Fund (RIF) which serves as an insurance fund to achieve price stability and longterm sustainability of the AXAP Protocol by maintaining a consistent 0.0000858% rebase rate paid to all $APXF token holders per block (every 5 seconds).