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Total $AXS staked have increased by 11.34% since October, 2023
Source Cryptopolitan
The Web 3 game Axie Infinity saw an increase of 11.34% of its staked AXS in one year. From October 1st 2023 till October 2024, the amount of staked AXS has gained 5,956,719 AXS. This brings the total AXN staked to 58,501,523 with a 10% increase.
Staked AXS increase in one year
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