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Frequently asked
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Answers about Persistence, Core-1, XPRT and the tools available today.
01What is changing at Persistence?+
Persistence is broadening its work toward practical AI systems for businesses. Core-1, XPRT and maintained network tools continue to have defined roles.
02What remains available today?+
Core-1, XPRT staking and governance, the Persistence DEX and BridgeKitty remain available.
03What is XPRT used for?+
XPRT is used for staking, governance and transaction fees on Persistence Core-1.
04Can I still stake XPRT?+
Yes. Delegation remains available through supported wallets and validators.
05Can I still participate in governance?+
Yes. XPRT holders can continue to follow and vote on Core-1 governance proposals.
06Can I still access the Persistence DEX?+
Yes. The existing DEX deployments remain available; always verify access and balances directly in the application.
07What happened to Persistence V2?+
Persistence V2 (BTC Interoperability) led to the build of BridgeKitty, which remains available as the current route-comparison product.
08What is BridgeKitty?+
BridgeKitty helps users compare supported Bitcoin and stablecoin routes across networks.
09Does this update change XPRT’s role or create new benefits?+
No. XPRT’s current utility remains staking, governance and network fees. This update does not introduce revenue rights, price commitments or new financial benefits.
010Where can I find current information or ask for help?+
Check the Network & XPRT page and explorer for current status; use Docs for guidance, and Telegram or the Forum for community discussion.