MEET48 ecosystem launches the 2026 Global Idol Popularity Final (MIPC) and the second phase of the limited-time IDOL staking event
BlockBeats News, June 18 — The MEET48 ecosystem has recently launched the second phase of the 2026 Global Idol Popularity Grand Selection (MIPC) and the limited-time IDOL staking event simultaneously, further expanding the application value of IDOL in the fan economy and on-chain financial scenarios.
Currently, the 2026 MIPC is in full swing. Users can participate in voting for their favorite idols by completing tasks or purchasing scorecards. As the core token of the MEET48 ecosystem, IDOL continuously serves functions such as voting fees, ecosystem incentives, and community interaction. It is worth noting that the first WIPA event in 2025 attracted a total of over 78 million IDOL for voting, accounting for 1.63% of the total supply and setting a new record for Web3 idol competitions.
Meanwhile, on June 18, MEET48 officially launched the second phase of the limited-time IDOL staking event. Participants can enjoy a fixed annual yield of 40% and instantly receive a yield certificate, vIDOL. Users can either hold it until September 30, 2026 to redeem IDOL at a 1:1 ratio, or use the liquidity pool on Minke Finance for Swap transactions, enabling flexible asset management. The vIDOL Swap feature is technically supported by Minke Finance, further enhancing the liquidity and capital efficiency of the IDOL ecosystem.
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