Cap Season 2 points event "Homestead" will start on January 29 and end on July 23.
According to Odaily, the stablecoin project Cap has announced the details for its second season points campaign, Homestead, which will begin on January 29 and end on July 23. Similar to the first season event, Frontier, users can choose between points or yield: stcUSD will provide yield in the form of cUSD, paid out daily. Users who opt for points can earn point rewards by holding cUSD, Pendle cUSD YT and LP, Pendle stcUSD YT and LP, or by providing stablecoin loans to stcUSD and Cap PT in the lending market.
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