According to Gate News bot, the Gate platform announced that the Simple Earn has launched an additional rewards pool activity for BTC 7-day fixed investment.
This financial product offers an additional 10% annualized bonus on top of the original yield, making the overall annualized return rate as high as 10.28%. Gate has set up an additional rewards pool totaling 1,000,000 RLS tokens for this activity.
Rayls (RLS) is a blockchain ecosystem that connects traditional finance with decentralized finance, employing a high-performance public EVM Layer-1 architecture combined with a private chain to provide institutions with compliant digital asset issuance and settlement solutions, while offering institutional-grade liquidity to DeFi users. The project aims to promote global asset tokenization through quantum-safe privacy protection and interoperability design.
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