CYB (mainnet token) or EUL (the canary equivalent of CYB) tokens can be staked by locking them with a chosen validator. The easiest way to currently do so is to use the Keplr Metamask-like extension for CosmosSDK-based chains

The reward is calculated from dynamic parameters. It is dependent on the current inflation, minus commission to the staked validator, if the validator has set a commission. The inflation is a dynamic parameter decided via governance proposals.

The launch of cyber considers many different aspects, and we believe that to grasp cyber fully, one must also be familiar with the launch process. This is also a move to cement the launch process as a transparent event. The process is described here.

Cyber consists of a team of geeks, enthusiasts, thinkers, hackers and people who firmly believe in what they want to achieve. If you wish to, you can skim through their GitHub and easily find links to some of our public profiles (like keybase) and much more information about each one of them.

Yes. By delegating CYB (or canary EUL), the coins are at risk of slashing. If the Validator misses blocks or tries to corrupt the network, the delegator holdings might get slashed. Therefore it is very crucial to choose a professional and trusted Staking Service.

For the current canary network (euler-6) the unbonding period is 5 days. Afterwards this parameter will be set via governance proposals.

Cyber is a distributed, self-sustainable computer for answers, managed and governed by its users. Its architecture resembles an AI organism, in that it can learn upon the data its fed and provide answers without blackbox intermediaries.

Its goal is to create an open alternative to the closed semantics core of web2, to be used by AI and users alike. It has various use cases, with 2, open-source, functioning MVP products: a decentralized alternative to Google and a hardcore Twitter analogue.