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# GENESIS aFISH

There are total 9 pools for genesis, 8 non-native and 1 native aFISH-LP 

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-> **GENESIS ENDs at 6PM UTC 18/01 (today)** \
\--> **FARMS GO LIVE AT 6PM UTC 18/01 (today)** \
\---> **BOARDROOM GOES LIVE AT 19/01 6PM UTC (tomorrow)**
{% endhint %}

**DATE - 16/01 1:00 PM EST** 

**The genesis will last 2 days i.e. - 18/01 1:00 PM EST** 

**Stake your LPs and $FISH to earn $aFISH**

**Since we are pegged to $FISH from SwapFish Dex which is #1 Native Dex of Arbitrum, our Genesis is having no single stake apart from $FISH itself and all the other pools are LPs from SwapFish to incentivize liquidity.** 

**Stake your FISH or SwapFish LPs of ETH/BTC/USDC/USDT/DAI/FRAX to earn $aFISH** 

**1) SINGLE STAKE - $FISH Highest Allocation out of all. (2x)**

**2) FISH-USDC LP** 

**3) FISH/WETH LP** 

**4) WETH/USDC LP** 

**5) WBTC/WETH LP** 

**6) DAI/USDC LP** 

**7) FRAX/USDC LP** 

**8) USDT/USDC LP** 

**Below Farm starts 12 hours later i.e. 1:00 AM EST 17/01 - 0% Deposit fees.** 

**9) aFISH-FISH 2x allocation when active.** 

**Note that all the LPs should be made on SwapFish dex to take part in the genesis.** 

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Note - there is 2% deposit fees for single stake $FISH and 1% deposit fees for all the other 7 LP pools. There is no deposit fees for aFISH LP. 
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